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Hello friends. I made this rustic ashtray in wood. The outer perimeter is cut at 90 ° Inner cuts of fingers at 2 ° The palm cut to 2 ° and reduced a little more with dremel Aluminum palm base. I hope you like the idea, thanks in advance for your comments. Greetings from Puebla, Mexico.

Some of you may have seen my request for the Lords Prayer in a heart shape. Wayne Mahler of our group took my request and created a pattern for cutting. Here is the cutting and also my thanks to Wayne for the wonderful work he did in creating it. Used a different background on it in the 2 photos. Not sure how I will finish it yet. Jim

The 1936 Delahaye 135 is a true Art Deco classic with sweeping aerodynamic lines. The Delahaye company of France produced cars from 1894 until the company was purchased in 1954 by Hoskiss. The type 135 was produced with 95 and 120 HP engines and had a r/h drivers’ wheel and was well known on the European racing circuit winning many trophies. What intrigued me most about cutting this car was that the picture of this car was mostly black so the pattern was held together more by thin lines rather than wide section on the front of the pattern. This required a fair amount of planning to get the sequencing right to retain the strength of the pattern. I pretty much had to work from the inside out doing the weakest cuts first and always reinstalling and taping the cut outs back into the plaque. I had a few peninsular cuts like the windshield wipers, door handle and turn signal that made me a little nervous but they came out alright. I really like the Umbria Font that Heppnerguy used for the B-25 pattern. It really fit the era of when this car was made. Pattern is 16 x 9.5” on 1/8” BBPW with ¼” black painted backer. The frame was a little more complicated than my usual frame. This one, I had to cut and prefit and then paint the pieces black. I then glued and pin nailed in place and touched up any gaps with black.

Here's a little sign that might brighten up your day and your garden this summer. Free pattern

The El Salvadorian girl that works across from my warehouse wore a red dress one day and it left an impression on my mind!!! 1/4" ply and stand

Pattern from Steve Good, my neighbor have a very friendly little dog and I thought this sign will be appropriate.

A little project I did for the wife after she saw something similar at a Kohls. She wanted to buy it and I refused claiming I could do better! The top piece miter joints were a little off, but I'm probably going to change the top out so I can put an empty bottle of wine inside it with the lights in the bottle.

A Harvey Byler pattern adapted to a key/leash holder, Iggy style. 3/4 poplar, #3 Pegas MGT, finished with Watco Natural and spray on shellac.Going into a kids room hence the cool font for the name.

Hi all Thought I would show you my latest cut. This was made for a family members birthday. Cheated on the little bird at the top was a bit to small to cut with out it breaking.

A quick tribute piece to a team that is very popular here in San Diego.

A couple of quick and easy ones from the weekend. Both Botas Helder patterns. Loved the female face one first time I saw it, 6 X 13". The woman one is on a black poplar burl slab, approx. 11 X 14. Jeff

Here's a fun historic project you might like working on. It is an ornamental old fashioned tavern sign with a 1776 label at the bottom. You might have seen a sign like this had ou been traveling on horseback through the country side in the old colonial days. Also included a video of the put together process. Download from the Free Page

I dont know why, but many scrollers were asking me to make moose pattern, is it popular animal at your country? Moose shadow box pattern Video of making (YouTube)

I have never seen a hold down foot that does more than get in the way. If you have it so snug on the wood to keep the layers together it creates real drag and you risk breaking off the delicate bits on fretwork. The foot can help new scrollers until they get used to cutting as it helps with that terrifying moment when the wood starts hopping up and down scaring the stuff out of us, I love doing that at presentation, it really gets peoples attention. LOL. yes I can be mean.

My wife really likes ancient Egyptian art so I thought I'd make her an Egyptian artifact. Yeah, I know, sounds kind of crazy, but it was fun doing it as it's for her birthday. This is made of two layers of plywood and a mixture of white sand and sawdust glued to the scroll cut plywood. My wife likes it, so, so do I. I hope you do too.

Something a little different. Got the patterns from scroller online

from a pattern by papa dynamite

There were times at work where our song of the month was “everything seems to fall apart”. So I know what you mean.

Ok, except for me, there are not many smokers from my time, however it can be as an option of decoration or a guest who smokes. LOL

My latest,That Pasta Loving Cat.and that Crime solving Food Loving Great Dane.I,m 64 yrs old and I still Love Scooby.

She is five an makes her own jewelry. Her mom asked me to make a box for her. The one with her name is a Steve Good pattern. Plywood stained cherry with walnut overlay for name. Other one will be her put up an take care of box lol. Quarter saw red oak an black walnut. Finished with Arm R Seal. Got plans from Woodsmith Plans.

Thank you sir!!!

love CANADA it is 10letters heart puzzle I like Heart frame got a strong massages I made 2 country logos (CANADA &AMERICA) and doing my country "LOVE KOREA" I made bigger C and one side longger A short video clip how to puzzle canada love small video.mp4

Finished this puzzle today, never thought I would finish it, they say no glue needed but I found out different, some pieces fell out on me and I would have to glue them in, as they were very delicate, and having big fingers that didn't help either, and you need plenty of patience.

Always astounding Bernd! Most excellent work and talent!

Super nice job on a very unique vehicle!

pretty neat ashtray

Not many smokers around nowadays. Great work Frank, well done. Marg

My daughter could do with one of those. Her dogs bark not her......... It looks great, great lettering. Well done Pete. Marg

Wish it was Roly it's cold and dull today. The weather feels like the rest of Victoria feels very glum. Marg

Melanie he was gobsmacked. He could not believe his eyes and then the cheeky monkey said with a big smile on his face that he preferred the paper version. Marg

Sam will be proud of you.

I'm not a smoker but I think it's pretty cool.

I like them both. How thick is that piece of burl?

Also my favorite verse, You wood burners are tops!!!

If you have a hold down foot, try using it.

When I stack hardwood like walnut or maple 3 pieces are usually my limit. Some of the softer solid woods, like pine and poplar, I will stack 4 but I will not to exceed 1" total in any stacks.

my dogs do the same thing, lol bark loudly lol i love the plaque, did you design it? and if so could i use the pattern and if i can i think others would love it to so would it be alright if i made it to sell if not thats fine i'll just make one for me and maybe my brother... he has lot s of dogs that make a ruckis when ever anyone walks by let alone makes it up to the pourch and the door lol

I,m praying there,s truth in that. I,ve no idea what I,d do with my time u scroll saw related!. And now another computer is giving me fits. So many things to go wrong in a day to keep me from being productive. The joy of my day of everything going wrong is flerting in the stores.

ok lets see if i understand this i put the glue on both the picture and the wood? and no i havent waited 24 hours....doing these two things should slove the problem!!! thank you!!! now all i have to do is FIND my puzzle pictures lol

Our club was asked to come up with a project that could be sent out to the Seniors in Oshawa. With the lock down in place, the seniors who would normally come to the center for activities were being sent an monthly goodie bag that also included an activity. We were asked to come up with the July project so we did a group effort. I did the scrolling of the flowers and leaves and the turners in the club did wooden pots. (This was an idea that I borrowed from Rolf from a number of years ago). The total was 160. Been a great project to get a number of our club members involved and hopefully some seniors a break in these troubling times. Would be a good project for Senior homes too,

You used to do those years ago, can't remember if you hand painted them. Still looks great. Marg

Looks great Kevin.

that is most defently fantastic and beautiful!! now is that on a reall gun or is the whole gun the project? we always had bb guns and 22s and shot guns in the house when i was growing up....something like that would have been beautiful on them . my dad hunted a little bit but mostly they were just used to shoot at cans and targets

That's really cool!

Great Danes rock! Smartest dogs I've ever had the privilege of sharing a roof with. Nicely cut!

I saw this and had to cut it, for no other reason than it made me chuckle. Straight off the saw so no finish or finesse or backer added yet. 20200712_175958[1].mp4

Since the design came from a photo of Egyptian artifacts I would imagine it does say something. The portion of the artifact that I copied is about a tenth of the whole image. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

It's not the typical scroll saw project, but it was a lot of fun. Thanks

My wife and I have a room in our house decorated with Egyptian art work, and such. So this was a perfect addition.