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This is a quick pattern to do. I had one at my last show that sold, yeah! Got this one done for the next show. Woods used: Pink Maple, Maple, Aspen, White Oak. Finish is one coat of Walrus Oil.

This is a pattern by Steve Shears @Wood Logos Studio. He was the sponsor of last month's PAM project (FB). Although my project didn't "win" Steve generously gave all entries a couple of patterns. Woods used: Orange Osage, Spruce, Aspen, Canarywood, Quilted Maple, Wenge, Aromatic Cedar and the tip of a white pencil crayon. Finished with one coat of Osmo satin. I may mount it on a slab of Elm.

Sure is beautiful.

Been a long busy summer and not much happening in the shop. Been camping a bunch this summer and gave a lot of pieces to unexpecting campers. Here are my 2 newest projects. The checker bowl is probably the favorite one I have made. Made out of poplar and walnut. The pipe holder is for my son. It was cut out of some old rough cut oak from the property.

Beautiful work Barb! Question, I have never heard of pink maple. Can you tell me about it?

I say @kmmcrafts is correct. I am not a huge DeWalt fan, but for some reasons that I do not understand, they have the best resale value of any scroll saw. After scrolling for around 20 years, If I knew starting out what I know now, I would look at used Hawks or Hegners. But look carefully at Hawks; there are good ones and some not so good. Hegners, it runs smooth, not much to worry about, they have changed very little over the Years. I have had a Hegner for several years longer than any other saw I have owned, and I would not part with it. I also recently purchased a used Hawk. I purchased it for $275 and did not buy it until I had asked for opinions here on the forum.

terrific job

awesome job, it's beautiful

The truck body is cut from 2x6 pine and brush-painted with bright red acrylic. The wheels are finished with shellac. The hook is 1/2-inch baltic birch.

Looks great. Hope this sells too. Whose pattern? I have Bruce Worhington"s Charlies Angel pattern and is all cut with nice tight pieces but when I went to glue up it it didn't fit. Too many small piece for my hands. It has sat there for a year. I would like to do an easier angel that looks a good as yours.

That is a work of art!

This is a FB marketplace find, $8. I plan to use it for; a display, a drying rack, and a plant stand for my hanging baskets during the winter. A threefur!

Multipurpose. Thats great.

nice flowing hair. That takes some effort. Good job.

Chris, have you tried covering the bottom with shelf liner or a thin piece of cardboard (like a cereal box)? When I’m cutting 2-sided puzzles and want to minimize any fuzzies I put clear Contact shelf liner on the bottom. Works well for me and comes off very cleanly.

My latest - Christmas countdown calendar. I know such pattern should have been made earlier, but this year I have many ideas for Christmas patterns, this is 4th and I plan to make more. Project size 6,5 x 9 inches, 4 layers, 1/8 inch Video of making project Christmas calendar pattern

Nice find Wichita. Jerry

Thank you, all for the replies…Next week I am going to Home Depot to see their selection,, Have seen good reviews of the Shop fox,,,, and just looked at the Proxxon…..interesting,, German engineering…..Hmm??