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Learned more about interior cuts with this Steve Good pattern on 1/2 inch pine. Oh, and discovered that while the blade will cut upside down, it will bring the cut paper pattern up ahead of the cutting line, laying on it and blocking your view of the line you are trying to cut. At first I was wondering "what the heck" and then the light bulb clicked on. Another lesson in what not to do (eye roll). Still have to touch up a couple spots and decide on a backing, but overall pleased with it.

Love Dolly Parton. Classy lady, in spite of looking cheap.

Patterns by Grampa (Paul). 1/8" laminated BB, #2/0 Pike blade. Many thanks Paul for your assistance!

Well I love the subject so you know I have to cut it. Thanks to jim blume for the pattern buddy has a bar in Sweeney switch Texas. Seriously it’s a blinking light a small convince store and his bar. There was a restaurant on one corner but it’s been closed for years. So this is for him.

I have already made several "Home" signs, this time it is "Home Sweet Home" door hanger Video of making project Home Sweet Home pattern

Hi all this is something I have been asked to make. The paper template is from a photo I was sent. So far I think its coming on ok not sure how to do the clock yet Might just have hands and no numbers ...

I hate getting old. I cant remember who made this first but they so inspired me I had to cut it also for my oldest son and newest Harley owner. It’s a botas pattern. I want to thank him and all the pattern the pattern designers out there for all y’all do for us afflicted with this horrible thing know as scrolling

So sorry about your cat, it is never an easy decision. I find that I start getting "itchy" fingers when I haven't been at the saw after a couple of weeks.

If wood is going up gasoline is gonna go through the ceiling thanks to...

Another pattern converted from a ZM Creations Illustration. Cut panel is 5/32” x 9” x 10 1/2” Maple solid core plywood affixed to a 1/4” x 11” x 12 1/2” backer. The backer panel border was painted with rattle can Krylon Fusion All-In-One Matt Fire Red, just to be different, and the areas under the pattern colored with Acrylic Art Paints, somewhat following the original illustration. As usual, I protected the panel with multiple coats of clear gloss spray Lacquer. This was a very quick cut using just one Pegas #1 MGT R Blade…amazing since I hardly ever get to use just one blade on a project, I break a lot. And, once again, a simple 1 3/4” wide Poplar frame that I applied a coat of pre-stain conditioner followed by a coat of Minwax Classic Grey and protected with coat of satin Wipe-On-Poly. In the pic the joints seem to be very pronounced but when viewing live they are not very noticeable. The lights seem to make them stand out in this color. Here is the original Illustration: For those who love to cut Eagles, here is the pattern Eagle - ZM Creations.pdf

Hi all work in progress a clock for the winner of a strongman comp later in the year.

Always tough losing a fur baby, Sorry hear of your loss.

Not my .........! And yeah, the idiot in ,,,,,!

When you view an image, look at the lower right corner of the image. There should be a button that says Image Tools. When I click on it I can select to download the image. See the example below. Hope this helps.

March: Will it be "In Like A Lion and Out Like A Lamb?" Or will it be "In Like a Lamb and Out Like A Lion?" Regardless, this month scroll saw challenge is about big cats. A popular genre in scroll sawing, so it's time to show them off. Or maybe King of the Jungle cats aren't your thing? Post the King of the House instead with kittens and cat projects. That's what the internet is for, right? Cat pictures? Can't wait to see what you come up with.

This is a Sue Mey pattern but I changed the base because I didn't like the big large round base I prefer the smaller oval one. The base is pine and Kokopelli is blackheart sassafras. This one is for me, I have loved this little fellow every since I first saw him about 20 years ago. Marg

I've been off on for the past two weeks on vacation.. traveled to South Carolina spent some time at Folly Beach.. Cut our time short as my daughters ( our ) cat was kind of sick when we left.. and we got a call saying she wasn't doing good so we came home and ended up having to put her down.. she was a good cat for the 20 years she spent with us. I laser engraved a ornament for the Vet that took care of her and one for my daughter.. I forgot to get pictures though.. however I'll be making more since I want a ornament for my tree too, LOL.. Anyway, haven't touched the scroll saw for almost 3 weeks now.. I think that's the longest time away from scrolling I have been in the 18 years of the hobby.. Hope I can remember how to use it.. as I have 3 orders I need to get working on.. You know you love what you do when while you're on vacation all you can think about is getting back to the shop.. Most people enjoy vacation and don't want to go home and go back to work, Here is a picture from the living room of the vacation home we rented.

Condolences on your loss - it's never easy making that decision but often it's best

Nice clean lines. Great cutting.

Ike, you are treading on a dangerous subject!

Very sorry Kevin. We've been through it more times than I can count. We lost one in May and just adopted a rescue cat a month ago. Our 16 year old kitty was lonesome.

Excellent job on both, and your work on frames is beautiful, RJ

Don't we all? Relatively speaking, of course.

Very cute pattern and well cut. Putting a blade in upside down is probably something everybody has done. Best way to learn is sometimes to do it wrong. Next time you'll know right away what the problem is. Nice job!

Nice cutting.

fantastic job

Perfect. Great Job

Beautiful

Nice cuttings

A very eye catching cut Frank, the small amount of cuts make it easy for you to digest the image, sometimes the more complicated cuts are too much to take in

Wonderful likeness and well cut

Really well done piece of scrolling, and the framing makes even better

You did a fabulous job Charlie. I agree very classy. Marg

Do you have a Carbatec in your area or in WA, if so try them? I do know they sell pin blades but I've never had to buy them so not sure what type they are, but give them a try. Also try Timbercon. Marg

Hi Dan thank you so muych I must be having a blonde moment, no idea how I couldn not have seen that lol again thank you have a wonderful day

Thank you very much have a wonderful day

Welcome from the other end of the scroll sawing universe. Lots of information and experience here to expand your knowledge base.

Welcome to the village... so glad we have a new mate....

Hi Dave Thank you for your welcome

very nice job

welcome to the village, your first job is terrific

Hi Marg thank you for your welcome I found out the hard way about my coffee wont do that again stainless steel up with lid and straw should do the trick

G'day Susan, welcome to the Village. I'm down south in Victoria on the Mornington Peninsula. One piece of advice I can give you is to use a take away cup for your coffee, the lid keeps the dust out. Marg

Hello Thank you for your warm welcome. I am so glad that I found village, im sure I can learn a lot from everyone and I will become a regular here thats for sure Susan

This is my second project. This is a Steve Good pattern. I'm still amazed I didn't break any small pieces. I did martial arts when I was a bit younger and competed in a few competitions.

The best source for the bearings is here. Talk to Vivian. She is familiar with these bearings and what we are using them for. The sleeves as far as I know have to come from Dewalt or eReplacementparts.com.

Here is a list of bearings I copied from a post several years ago. I re-greased mine (Delta40-690) after making the list and so far, so good. HK0609 Needle Bearing 6x10x9) 12 ea HK0810 Needle Bearing 8x12x10) 2 ea HK1412 Needle Bearing 14x20x12) 2 ea Also link to a good video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x42jZgEAUwM Larry

Hi here is a segmented Rose I completed one of Steve good's patterns,I enjoyed making this one first time doing a piece like this ,will definitely do some more.

I just got a scroll saw for Christmas, so this picture is both my first and most recent project. We were short a trivet for Christmas dinner, and my kids love Harry Potter, so that was the inspiration. I used an image from the internet as a pattern with a few tweaks to add support.