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GAWD...this month is a tough one.......... "I guess, "put the kids in the car and go for a long ride in the country." (another simple "adding color to scrolling" project) Art work was done with felt tip pencils on a sheet of paper. A copy was made of the art work and glued to the wood. A couple of clear coats were added and it was done. It LOOKS like it was hand painted. ( both sides are different). JAN

My wife's niece from Germany visited us last month. She is crazy for everything Lufthansa. She knows many of the crews and has even been written up in their in-flight magazine. She is a Dr. of research oncology but would give it all up to fly for them. She has her private licence. Problem is she is too short and can't reach the pedals on the airliners. I told her I would do a Lufthansa plane for her. She always loved the Junkers JU-52. This aircraft came out in 1932, shortly before the DC-3 and was Lufthansa's first airliner. It looks similar to the Ford Tri-motor and has the same corrigated skin. Several aircraft are still flying and there are some Youtube videos of one based in Switzerland. The cutting was a challenge because so much of the aircraft is painted black and all the straight lines of the corrigation and I also elimated the doors underneath. They close up in flight. I had to add some extra bridges to keep it all together.

Hello every one, a request from my sister-in-law (I have a few) I show you my last work, again a Tree of life but I liked to make it. I broke 2 or 3 blades but I didn't regret. It's white oak Thickness 6mm ( 0.236 inch) Diameter 15 mm (5.90 inches) The support is tinted.

How many times have I shown some project finished to non customers and landed a job!. Well this is the second one this week I think.this is a Steve good pattern, with out the name and type of fish. 1/2" plywood,#3 flying Dutchman blade,gorilla glue as I have the shop scattered and misplaced the tite bond wood glue.11"wide x 12" tall

Been a long time since i posted anything on here but Been wanting to do this piece for a long time but never could find a pattern for. So I tried to make my own pattern for and this is the end result. I didn't have any intention of finishing it I just glued it up to see if the pattern I made fit together which it did. My neighbor dropped over and seen and wanted so bad for there sons wedding in a week or. They wanted there names on it so had no choice but to do it with a marker. Made from 1/2" plywood

Anything in the manual about maintenance? I'm wondering if you need to clean the lens from time to time? I'm not familiar with these diode laser types. But on the K40 Co2 laser I have the smoke will rise up and get on the focus lens after some hours of use.. Unless I run the air assist then it can be quite a few hours before they get dirty. These don't appear to have air assist and not really sure it's needed on one of these? I only use it on mine for cutting.. just engraving isn't needed

Your my new doctor from now on!!! I,d rather take your advice than accept a $100 bill!!! Any smiling female with eye contact sends me over the moon!!! Thanks !!! Just made this for a cutie at the store.

Yes and I remember my name ,lol

Looks great Frank and I agree with everything you said. I didn't get any paperwork with mine as it was used so I just watched a few videos and went from there. There is another Villager here by the name of TAIrving that I met on Facebook on the Neje group. He has been a great help also. He has the same unit we have but I'm not sure what size. Mine is the large one. For what I originally intended I could have gone with the small one but I didn't find a deal on one so I have what I have. I will find a use for it at some point. For now, I'm going to be doing what have have done. I won't date anything that I might sell but will anything that I gift.

Just a quick project. Left over poplar, bb ply and ???? Home team is Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Currently 3/0. Also back to back Grey Cup winners! Hopefully we can make it 3 this year!!!

Super!! Thank you!

I now list the Minimum Bit Size on the 3 dozen/pack Pegas blades.

You did a very impressive job on the pattern and the cutting. Well done. Plus congratulations on the sale. Marg

Given our present heat wave I could do with a little snowy weather for a day or two.

Your doing pretty good their buddy.I like the wedding one.

Nice job on that Barb.

Excellent job, Todd, for creating your own pattern and the cutting as well.

More than you will need. Pegas Scroll Saw Blade & Technical Data.pdf

You and me both wonder, as far as. I know it was COVID and I got it twice in a row

Thanks Dave, did I miss seeing pictures of your shop yet???

Miricule happen , thanks Don!!!

Thank you Marg!!!

Guess it's burnt out of my system and will let me be me again. Thank Ralph!!!

Thank you Mr. John B!!!!

Well at least I figured out what caused my absence, COVID 2 times back to back. Thank you Bobby

Nice job, I remember seeing this pattern or very similar to it before, RJ

Snow is a form of precipitation that falls in the winter time. We had way too much of it this year.

This is where I like to spend time. 20210718_135634.mp4

nice job

awesome job

G'day Bruce, I do the exact same as @Rolf. Before I cut the pieces, I run either a 3mm (1/8") or a 6mm (1/4") round over around the outside edges on my router table. I then cut the puzzle into pieces and use a 180g Mac Mop on a drill press to relieve all of the edges. I then re-assemble the puzzle and give the faces a sand with a ROS using 240g followed by 360g paper. My router table is home made. One thing to be cautious of, is as I use pine, the router bits must be sharp and you have to get your speed of moving the piece correct to reduce tear out on back grain. This can be taken care of with the Mac Mop. Thanks @Rolf

Down Right Awesome Kevin. It's Great to have ya back.

Thanks Kevin. I hope you are getting better.

Not really scrolling related, but I wanted to share a camping trip my son and I took last week. I think I'll have to make something to commemorate the trip. A great way to recharge the soul and make awesome memories with my boy!

Thanks Denny!

A beaut twist on the gnomes. I don't follow footy here but I do love your "little People"

Glad to return the favour!

They made me chuckle Barb great little people. Roly

I'm a bit like Ray work in the morning NAP in the afternoon after a nice cup of Earl Grey. Roly

Lol work in progress!!!

I find that if I set small goals to do things that bring joy to others I am more motivated. A small, random act of kindness is fuel for tomorrow.

Glad they made you smile!

Cute as they can be Barb! Nice work! Best part is, they made me smile!

Took me awhile to figure it out, but here is the link for the gnomes. I imported into Inkscape and played around in there. https://crafthousesvg.com/products/free-fall-gnomes-svg-fall-football-gnomes-svg-fb262?_pos=1&_sid=365181567&_ss=r

Bruce, I,m listening to you but so far that,s all I can do.i,m willing but the body says no. I do try harder since you instilled words of wit , I just need to try harder. My favorite thing to do besides sleep is scoot around on my handicap scooter in the air conditioned stores looking for a chance to flirt. If that doesn,t work then I go in complimentary mode and seek out couples to tell the husband he has a beautiful daughter. Works everytime for the women as they come over an touch me or pat my shoulder overwhelmed to hear my foolishness. All in a day's work ,lol

Greetings Barb.... I Like Them.... Can see changing the Letter to "A" for Alabama Crimson Tide.... Will you say where I can get this pattern-Please. :+}

awesome job

Sorry about your team. Watched some of the game last night.

These are adorable high quality looking too!¡!

Very cute, Barb. I bet they would be good sell'ers in the stands. Good luck with your team!