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This my second cutting of this pattern... It is my favorite "Eagle" pattern. I cut it before in a piece of Black Walnut. This time it is cut in a piece of Monkey Pot I purchased from Ocooch Hardwood. It is 16" x 12.5" x .5". It is pretty wood,,, a little softer than walnut... I gave my first cutting to my best friend sometime ago and have wanted to do it again ever since. I plan on framing this one when I can find some lumber I can afford... This is a pattern is out of the SSWC magazine, in all their wisdom didn't even put it in the foldout patterns section, they put it over two pages in the mag so it is even more difficult to make a decent copy of... But well worth the effort. It is made from a painting by Carol Cavlaris, called "Spirit of the Wind. Like I say,, my favorite eagle pattern..I would love to have on the same format wit the American Bald Eagle... If I ever find the right piece of some burl wood,,, I will cut it again.

Oak 22mm

Same cut but 3 different versions. 8 × 10 out of 1/8 ply and different colored laminate for the background. My daughter is a super fan of the movie and it is getting close to that time of year. Not sure if it is a Halloween or Christmas movie.

Try this. 1 1/4 x 1 1/4 ( approx ) Hope this helps.

Thank you Grandpa and TDpainter for working on the pattern of my dad. I used both to modify it a little. The patterns you did for me are awesome. This is the finished cut and I made the frame out of cherry. My brothers and sisters really liked it and I made one for my sister Theresa. He and mom were incredible people. Thanks again.

Didn't really know where to post this. I was in a 10'x10' shop. I decided to build a 10'x18' off of the back of my camper carport. Once I started that I decided to just attach the 2 together and make the roof line the same. I ended ip with a 10'x32' shop. Once I organized things I wondered how I had all of that in my old space. This has been my last 2 week project.

That is so cool, great for all workshops. Well done. Marg

1/4" thick curly maple with a ply backer. Measures about 8x10". Cut with Olson #2/0R blade. Sheila Landry Dedigns pattern. I should start getting free patterns.. LOL.

Pegas is shipping today by FedEx, so I should have stock Thursday or Friday. List is $94.50 and with our 11% discount the price is $84.10 and free shipping. If you can wait until they are back in stock on the website as listed below, I will let you know.

very nice job

Interesting variation for a shop clock. Nice job

Yes, Its a dirt floor. I prefer to call it "Natural Flooring".

A very unique view of time! Well done!

Great job. Nice piece for anyone's workshop.

I have received three envelopes like pictured, containing patterns, from Spain.... No damage to any of them or the patterns.. Why can't Cherry Tree do it within the USA?

ever seen that one before.... Very well done and COOL!

Does any one know where I can get a set of Pegas Chuck Heads for my Excaliber 16. Everybody seems to have them only for Dewalt and Delta.

Guess I can't complain about the store pushing the holidays when I'm doing it myself. A Steve Good pattern. The web is ambrosia maple, the bats are wenge, the spider is paduak and the writing is purpleheart. Thanks for looking!

I'm looking for a 3D scrollsaw pattern for a small stool. I had one several years ago it was about 1 1/2 square. I made one put it in a empty pill bottle labeled it stool sample and gave it to my GP. I would like to make another one for my new GP. Thanks in advance

Down Right Awesome!!!

Now that is a Cool pattern. and oh so true. Excellent job in cutting.

Thanks everyone for the quick response. The problem with the original chucks is they are separating from being tightened all these years and I can only squeeze them with pliers only so many times. Denny I can wait and will be ordering them from you.

I also stock the set screw and thumb screw assembly, but sometimes the Chuck heads get bent with overtightening. That is what happened to my EX21. Replacing with the Pegas Chuck Heads set solved the problem.

Seyco does sell a Quick Clamp renewal kit. Replaces just the parts that actually grip the blade both top and bottom. BE SURE TO REPLACE BOTH RIGHT AND LEFT SIDE OR BLADE SLIPPAGE MAY NOT BE CORRECTED. This is the small parts located inside the blade clamps. I always keep a spare set. It might help until the Pegas clamp assembly comes in. Maybe.

I have an email to Pegas about a timeline.

Thanks Denny. My Excalibur is 7 years old and the original chucks are not holding very well. I've cleaned and adjusted them but apparently they are at the end of their time. I should have ordered earlier. Right now I'm in the Christmas rush. I would prefer to purchase them from someone on the Village so do you have a time frame as to when you will get them in stock.

I see it just fine.

I like it! Great pattern & great job.

Love it!!!

great pattern, terrific job of cutting it.

That is very close to what I'm looking for. I've printed it out and I'll give it a try. Thanks

An awesome piece, plus the wood is fabulous = perfect cutting. Well done. Marg

Another beauty Paul, the wood is wonderful. Jeff

I'm not very good 3D patterns.

I did a couple a few years ago and still have one here. It is just a round circle about 1 inch. Added 4 legs of 1/8 dowel. Whole stool is about 1 1/2 high.

Very unique design but love it. Glad your were able to piece it together and make the cut. Great job.

Great job on all! My kids and grandkids all like the movie. I never have cared for it. My 7 year old grandson has always called skeletons skellingtons, I'm sure influenced by this movie. I tried to correct him a few days ago but he's convinced he's right. Again very nice work!

Thank you Marg. Yes, I'm having to move some things like old road signs to make room.

very nice work, I also like the white one

excellent work

Love em! I think the white pattern/black backer is my fav, though.

very nice cutting looks good

Wow! That is great. I'm blessed to have had great parents as well. Nice job!

Do we have a me 4? Just wondering!

I don't believe you were out of line. I'm sure everyone will agree that exploring new ways of doing things is always good, and presenting those ideas here is a great way to expose a lot of people who may not otherwise find out about it. Back a few years ago I tried using a 2 x 4 clamped to the table for straight cuts. That didn't work, blade drift made that idea impossible. So don't feel bad about presenting a new idea, it's all good Chris

Moral of the story: OK to piss off one customer. Don't try it with Village!

Ok me 4 and counting...

Me 3, RJ

Mmm, says 'Unavailable'