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Wolf, 1/2" ply scrap, pattern by Grampa (Pattern Library). Pegas #1MG and a bit of FD #2/0 spiral (had trouble convincing the dang blade to stay in the holder, so I switched back to a regular blade). Not a difficult cut, just....time-consuming. Lots of tiny interior details, I ended up cutting all of the little marks then going back and doing the large pieces afterwards. Top piece is currently stained Ipswitch Pine (lightest I had) and backer is Ebony. Frame will be Ebony when I get a chance to get back into the garage.

Laugh when you can, it’s good medicine. I have no idea where the pattern came from, it has been in my pattern file for years. 1/2” Maple with a Cherry veneer, MDF core plywood backer. I cut two. I finished these several weeks ago. I set them aside waiting for my finish to arrive via mail order. When I went to finish them, they had both warped. I had already posted them on my Etsy store. I removed them from Etsy and stuck them in a drawer. I came back a week later, and they both had flattened out! I sprayed my lacquer and they are both fine now!

The original drawing I used for my pattern was done from a lady I found on Deviant Art,. JYVONNE-INMANN was a lady who could really draw. She fought cancer for quite awhile and has passed away. Thanks for looking.

This is my new work bench for my scroll saw, taken from Steve Carmichael workshop.com modifide for my Wen scroll saw the design works good for me. Thank you for all the kind comments, I have been a wood worker for 35 years and just now getting into scrolling I have alot to learn but it will be a fun journey.

Ok, your car breaks down and the only thing you know about checking your car is kicking the tires. Who ya gonna call? The mechanic, I suppose. You better hope he's an ace. If you have a good mechanic you know, this might be a nice gift to give him. I cut mine from oak and made a similar wood custom cut base. Free pattern

ok the elephats are finally done I crocheted some ears and tails and attatched them to the elephants, then I went it my eyes stasth and glued some eyes on them, this is the one spike picked for out cell phone. they all have similar eyes. do you think there good enough to sell this way?

I cut 4 of Harvey's new animal pile patterns this morning. Beautiful artwork as usual. The horses were definitely the most detailed...

Love it. You did an awesome job. My doctor loves it when I go to see him because I always make him laugh and he says that that is better than any of the pills he hands out. Marg

SSV Nation, I have to wait on more flooring to arrive so I can press on with that (Kept me busy for a bit). I finally was able to make it back into the garage today and made this. Thanks for all who encouraged me as it has almost six months since I started scrolling. Hope you like it and welcome feedback. Hendo

There's nothing like a puzzle to keep the mind busy. Here's fun little puzzle I'm sure your dog will appreciate. The Paw Puzzle can be cut as a flat puzzle using 1/4" birch ply, or if you want to go thicker, you can make it as a stand up puzzle out of 3/4" wood. In any event I'm sure your Paw Patrol followers will love doing it. Free pattern

Staying away from people had helped me to get a lot done. Both are Steve Good patterns. Thanks for looking and stay safe . Mimi

I have done a lot of pictures and have used flat black poster board on most. I spray the back of the picture like Rusty, but I have never thought of the staples. No matter I have never had one fail... I am trying some felt on the military emblems, like my avatar. Not sure what glue work but I used Weldbond and TItebond Thick and Tacky. Well see how it works.

I am always looking for Intarsia wood - interesting color and grain patterns. Found some plan Hickory I thought would work. Cuts OK, sanding and shaping is a real pain. This week, I felt lazing and just wanted to sit at the saw and cut something. Turns out I LIKE Hickory for shelf sitters, more so than my usual Red Oak.

Two years ago I did't imagine I'd be able to do this kind of scroll saw art. Let me know what you think. Maybe a few suggestions on where I could improve?

Hello it is sunday morning here I just finished AK-47 movie I still working on 50state map actually I made 50states map but I'm still progressing picutures and movie stuffs I hope to finish it soon ~~~~ have a good day~~:) ak-47 880mm 80 pieces puzzle it is divided into 7 parts (barrel,wood grip,body,magazine,grip,butt and rear sight) 880mm long ,18mm thickness made by walnut and soft maple wood how to make ak-47 movie please visit my channel

Just finished this for my Grandson. Hopefully we will see him at Easter. Missing his 2nd birthday on Tuesday.

I cut it again with my modified design, posted above, to make the ends a bit beefier. Again since I will never use this, it was a quick fast cut using a piece of scrap Cyprus siding.

Great job! Love and agree with the message!

Amazing how a piece of scrap will turn out

I like and the message is fits as the rest of the world shuts down around us

terrific job

That turned out great !

I do not do craft shows, I only sell by word of mouth but I doubt very much if I will get any orders this year, with everyone being out of work, which for me is great, because now I can cut all the patterns I want to cut for myself. That is a win win for me (Glass half full moment) Marg

I did not know a piece that had warped would again go straight on it's own. It turned out really nice and I love this piece. We need to bring some laughter and joy into our lives right now with this virus thing going on around the world Dick heppnerguy

I wanted to send this to my Grandkids and am recutting it using Red Oak and modifying the pattern. There is one place where a wide ear goes down to a little less than 3/16" where it goes into the head and is weak. Another place a leg goes down to 1 /8" where it meets the body. I will widen these out to strengthen them. I also am going to shorten so of the detail cuts in places. It is very cute puzzle!

I haven’t cut it yet but I have the pattern mounted and ready to cut sometime this week. With anything I cut, if necessary, I will adjust as I’m cutting. If something looks fragile, I’ll either not cut it as the pattern says, or cut it differently. I’ve been cutting over twenty years, I know what will be sturdy or not. In my opinion, Aspen is too soft a wood, which will make close cuts fragile.

Ok, got er finished with an added name. My friend is tall and slim and a part time mechanic.he will like it,Thank you AL!!! I sprayed my laptop with my metal spirits to freshen it up and snapped the photos. There is no place here to even set down a glass of water!!! You see AL , a pattern had to appeal to me and seeing this one the wheels started turning and I pictured what you see!!! Russet stain color on the last two.3/4"oak 10.75" long

I cut it using 3/4" poplar. No problems with it. The ears were not a concern to me, but there are a few cuts deep into some of the bodies that had me concerned. In the end, there were no issues. The hardest part for me were the small eyes. I dropped down to a #1 MGT blade to cut the eyes. Everything else was cut with a #5.

I use black paper. I use spray glue on the back of the piece and then add a few staples to make sure it stays.

its been raining/drizzling for the past week, and the temp dropped too. So I, as the wife says, "Piddled in the shop" some Saw this S Good pattern and thought how true, changed it from a shelf sitter though

Will get at it tomorrow, first make sure that the arm is parallel and then move the motor back and forth.

I don’t stain! For most projects, I use hardwoods. I pick hardwoods that have grain that will pop when I apply oil. For portraits, I use BB without stain. I will either us a hardwood veneer plywood or a painted BB backer. If i paint the backer, I use a flat spray paint. I’ll paint the backer at least a week before I mount it to let the paint cure. Then once cured, I will glue the backer to the portrait with Aleen’s tacky glue. I do the same when I use hardwoods. After the glue is dry, I soak the items in my 50/50 mix of boiled linseed oil and mineral spirits. Then after the oil dries, I’ll top coat the item with Deft semi gloss spray lacquer. Occasionally, I’ll stain a backer using the same process.

Yep. If I were to do it again, I'd use thinner wood and stack cut it, but it was what I had on hand.

Excellent work !

Oooh, I like that. Beautifully cut.

That looks terrific. Very well done. Marg

Love the pattern. Well done Kirk.

Terrific job,love it.

Great job!

Love your parrot. Got more colors than a peacock! Very clever giving him a perch to sit on.

I also have 3/4” Purpleheart and Yellowheart. Looking for a good project for these.

Pretty pretty much covers it. What ever you make from it will be also!!!!

Wow,Frank,that is the nicest project .You did an excellent job painting too..

Nice work....Love the color !

John Lennon pattern by Fish (Thank You). Size is 8 x 10 , ⅛” BB ply stacked 3.

Dave, welcome to the Village. Beautiful work you have done, looks like we can learn a lot from you. I love the clocks... Got on in the hopper to start soon. Glad to have you with us.

WOW! Very nice work. Glad to welcome you to the Village. You'll find lots of like minded folks here.

Welcome to the Village forum from TN

Those are sure worth showing. Glad to have you

Rolf, you are amazing. I love that train but the boat is fantastic. I really love it. And using the actual picture as the background is pure genius.