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a While back I found this pattern on the internet but couldn’t open the file type it was formatted. I got you great people involved and it was opened, turned into a pdf and jpeg files and I got my pattern. Just finished cutting it and now letting the glue dry. I’m not patient enough to wait till it’s finished before showing it. I’ll paint it once glue is dry and I have the time. Thanks again to everyone that helped me getting that pattern opened!

This one is from a pattern by H.Botas Size is 11" x 16" & was cut mainly with Silver Reverse 2/0 Blades & a 3/0 spiral blade in a few places. Made a few mistakes but think it came out ok in the end. I stack cut 2 of them and both are sold already to my very good customer & one of his workmen.

Cut this one for my sister on a piece of walnut from a tree in her mother in law’s yard. Reminds me of a sunrise or sunset.

I finished this last night. It’s from a Charles Dearing design. This is the 2nd one of this one that I cut. The first one I foolishly cut out of 1/4” Cherry and proceeded to break it when peeling the tape. This one is BB and it was still very fragile until it was glued down. I won’t do this one again.

Two Walnut and one Poplar, 3/4". Cut with Pegas MGT#3 blades. The T Rex was done for my Grandson, The Shih Tzu for my daughter-in-law and the Golden is for me.

got fed up standing on nail polishes,so i cut out a stand for them, how many colours can one person need lol

@meflick What i am sharing is nothing to compare what i have recevied from SSV! Friendly and helpful people, many-many tips and tricks, free patterns.... I want to say to you all - THANK YOU! Especially @Travis, to keeping this site running To all pattern designers. To all good people here. Thank you. Thank you! I discovered scrollsaw 4 years ago and i am one happy guy. THANK YOU!

Just finished this Steve Good pattern, has all 32 teams

We have had rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow so far today. I got 4 different pieces completed today. I think I see a pattern.

Sorry I haven,t been here the last few day,s.I hope everyone had a Great Christmas.I had to spend mine in the Hospital.,I had some blood work done recently,The Dr,called me up,wanted to see me now as he put it.I went in.and found out that my glucose was up to 598.Shocked the heck out of meMy wife took it worse than I did.I chked myself into the Hospital.spent several days there.got it under control. Now I am shopping a whole new way,label reading,never had to worry about that before.Insulin shots. But as we say Adapt and Overcome!!!Back in my shop making dust feeling Great.Hope yo have something to show ya soon.

Love this pattern by Sue Mey. I'll probably cut one of these every year. I'm giving this one away on my Facebook page to who ever guesses the closest # from 1-500. It's cut in 1/2" Walnut.

Exactly what my wife says!

A little break from puzzle production. Got "Sammy" done today. Will work on Frank and Dean later in the week. Cocktails and dinner at friends tonight...Puzzles tomorrow.

Wife got me a woodburner for Christmas. I was trying to think of where I'd ever use one, and remembered my old bookmark that's starting to get a bit ragged (its two newspaper comic strips, back-to-back, laminated). So I picked up some 1/16 and 1/32 baltic ply from Hobby Lobby and sat staring at them blankly. I hadn't even pulled the iron out by that point. LOL So, I scrolled one. I swear they had the stuff mis-labeled at HL, this stuff cuts like it was balsa wood! Had my saw on slow speed, new blade, and will probably try using an Xacto knife for the next one I do.

A few things I have cut recently but only got round to taking pics, most of it I have redrawn from your photos to create the pattern so big thanks to you lot lol

I might not come on as much as I used to, But I do appreciate SSV and echo all that has been said before me. As for innar I thank you also for some great patterns, when I'm back up and running "so to speak" I will be cutting some... To all @ SSV Happy New Year and hoping this one is a bit better than the last..... Merlin....

Don't think anyone on here would disagree with you there Innar, I think you said it perfectly.

http://scrollsawer.com/2017/11/10/dove-ornaments/ He has offered them up for free so just download them.

Wow, that was quick, grand puppies. I just pulled it out of my files and there it was. The article is “Dove Ornaments” by Tom Zieg

I may not always be right, BUT I'm never wrong! At least that's what I tell my wife. lol.

There is an article in Scroll Saw Woodworking that includes the Dove ornaments. the search functions returns this information: Dove Ornaments Sentiments of peace and awareness give special meaning to these ornaments Zieg, Tom 21 Issue Holiday Year 2005 Pages 58-59 Subject 1 Ornaments Subject 2 Christmas Subject 3 Birds Subject 4 Dove Subject 5 Cancer Awareness

not sure how to respond on this post Dick heppnerguy

This was today's project......took a bit longer than I thought it would........whiskers suck.....lol

It is so nice to be a SNOWBIRD and to be able to scroll outside. Got a few things done with my Florida shop, very limited as to amount of tools and room, but it is so nice to be outside in the sunshine.

This has recently shown up near me. But, for $350, no stand and a friend said that I will want to replace the top arm with the new model, which has a tension release lever at the front. Also beware that to start the saw up without first putting a little light machine oil on the connecting rod bearings, could cause the bearings to spin inside the arm and crack it. I am not sure this is a good deal. Thoughts?

Very well said, Innar.

I would definitely get more facts on it before I bid on a boat anchor.

Hi Innar: I am echoing your statement - Well said Fab4

Glad we were able to help. You did a great job on cutting it out. Thanks for showing.

fantastic job

Nailed it! ::ducks and runs::

Both of you need to listen to the medics and quit planning your departure. There is sawdust to be made!

Now this is just Awesome

I'm going no two ways about it

That is a lovely shelf. What wood did you use,

That is lovely, you did a terrific job, well done. Marg

Laugh if you want but nail polish is used in pen making for coloring the tube when doing cast on blanks and clear is used to glue watch parts when making watch part blanks.

Beautiful indeed!

I am a Hegner user and lover but..... If I did fretwork I would be looking for something different.

oh there are deff not mine,they aren't my colour lol

Or you can go to the main site and the How To - Projects and Patterns Archives (Page 2 of 16) - Download the information and Patterns.

Don’t know who the designer is, but if you post it in the pattern request forum I’m sure one of our wonderful designers will draw it up for you.

Do you do your own nails Gordon? it’s is a nice looking unit, very nice execution!

Impressive cutting Ron, looking forward to seeing it finished!

Ray @octoolguy was mentioning my magnetic overlay, it works, it is super slippery and even if it does not "stick" to your table, just use double side tape to secure it.

Thanks for the order. Glad you got it in a timely manor.

Hi Edward: I guess you are entitled to your wrong opinion.....LOL Well done Fab4

Wow, sorry to hear about the incident, but glad you got it under control.

I've never had this problem with my Aluminum tables of my Hawk saws.. But I do wax them often.. Maybe that is why? But I did have a similar issue with my DeWalt which had a steel table.. I never really figured out where the stuff was coming from.. maybe wood sap? I always kept the table waxed good on it too so not sure why it did it.. As others have said.. a good cleaning and a fresh coat of wax.. and the issue went away on the DeWalt... but.. I had to do it quite often.. maybe every 10 days or so... otherwise it'd come back.. finally took time to clean it really well.. I ended up using brake cleaner from the parts store.. several shots of it and scrubbing the table top revealed I had something on the table.. not sure what it was... maybe wax build up, LOL.. no idea what.. but a good cleaning and waxing and finally the issue was permanently gone... So I believe the good cleaning part is a must.. Careful if you use the brake cleaner.. it will eat off paint and melt plastic stuff.. I suggest spraying it into a paper towel and then wiping down the table rather than spraying the table and having the over spray getting on the saw body or other parts... Mineral spirits may be all that's needed.. I used brake clean as that was all I had on hand.. rubbing alcohol wouldn't touch it.. which is the other thing I had and tried.. Something else that works well to remove grime is WD-40.. but I'm not too sure about the use of that with a woodworking tool.. may affect the finish of wood etc ? Best of luck with it..

Very well done. Those whiskers look almost impossible.