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Here are two lighthouses. Cut from cedar with a #5 ultra reverse blade. Thanks to @don in brooklin onfor help on the patterns. Apples also cut from the cedar. Birdhouses were cut from unknown wood, but probably spruce. It was a piece of post/rail material. Finish is one coat of Garnet Shellac.
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Hey Everyone! In this fun scroll saw project video, we make some Miniature Compound cut Lampposts! These neat miniatures would be great to make for diorama purposes or, to be placed on a bookshelf with some books! The designs comes from the Fall 2024 Issue #96 of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine by Fox Chapel Publishing. Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate- 1 reply
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Hey Everyone! In this fun scroll saw project video, we make a beautiful and unique Leaf Themed Candle Holder using the compound cutting method over on the scroll saw. This versatile design is made from pine and really shows off what a scroll saw is capable of. The Design is from Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine (Spring 2008 Issue #30) by Fox Chapel Publishing. Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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I cut the ornament body from poplar; the bird is mystery wood from some cutoffs, and the perch is bamboo.
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Hey Everyone! In this fun scroll saw project video, we make a beautiful 3D Compound Cut Christmas Present and I even show you all how to use a Compound Cutting Jig to hold small pieces! The Design comes from the Winter 2021 Issue 85 of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine by Fox Chapel Publishing. Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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Hey Everyone! in this fun Scroll Saw Project Video, we make another custom Compound Cut Keychain for the NC Woodworkers! This keychain will be part of a raffle and all the money raised will go to a good cause! And, whoever wins this keychain will get a FREE Custom keychain from me with the name of their choosing! Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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Hey Everyone! in this fun Scroll Saw Project Video, we make another custom Compound Cut Keychain for the NC Woodworkers! This keychain will be part of a raffle and all the money raised will go to a good cause! And, whoever wins this keychain will get a FREE Custom keychain from me with the name of their choosing! Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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Hey Everyone! In this fun scroll saw project, we make a beautiful 3D Flower for Spring 2024 using the compound cutting technique! For this video I used a piece of pine to show you how its made and the design comes from Spring 2023 Issue 90 of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine by Fox Chapel Publishing. Happy Spring Everyone and I hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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I want to cut a few ornaments from Steve Goode pattern and I was wondering what sequence to use to make them. http://www.stevedgood.com/3dintorns.pdf The ornaments are a compound cut with a letter in them. I want to fill the letter with a glitter epoxy. My question is should I cut the letter first and fill with epoxy then cut the ornament or should I cut the entire ornament and fill the letter then. Thanks
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My future son in law requested a family gift, Christmas ornament. Since all the "crafters" around here have discovered laser cutters, I wanted something different, so I stepped outside my comfort zone and tried compound cut ornaments. A big hit. Now I need to talk to my lawyer friend to see how to set this up. I want to hire someone to store a brunch (50) of ornaments and after I pass, mail them to my daughter every year, just before Christmas. here are some of the ornaments I've cut so far: the small one is birch ( local source for 1" x 1" square dowel, birch) the rest are from pine 2x2. the ornament patterns are Steve Good. The reindeer is a test pattern off the internet.
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I had a bit of inspiration while reading a BASS magazine. Went to my scroll saw and drew out a pattern on a scrap piece of wood, cut it out. A lot of sanding was involved to get the shape somewhat ok. A rough prototype that I’m going to stay working on. Fishing is my passion and these would be nice little trinket gifts.
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I recently posted a comparison of some scroll saw blades and got some good feedback. One notable thing was that several said that the Pegas Modified Geometry Blades were their favorites. I had not used them and ordered several different sizes. Once I got them, I wanted to compare them to my standard blade which is the Flying Dutchman #7 Polar and to the PS Woodshop #7 Super Sharp. Below is a picture showing a close up of the blades and also a table with the specifications and the cost per dozen. Interesting that the Pegas Modified Geometry has some reverse teeth on the lower part of the blade. I edited this topic and took out the references to the cutting comparison that was done.
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Pattern is from Sue May so I thank her for it. Cut from scrap 2" with a # 9 FD blade. Smallest is about 3 tall Biggest is about 6" tall Rusted hand panited something to practice this winter. Comments welcome and thanks foir looking
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D.Thompson pattern so i thanks her now. Cut from pine 2 x 4 (scrap) with a FD blade # 7 and 9 9 for the bigger. thnaks for looking and comments welcome Spring is coming so maybe I ll have a few on hand for that LOL Been doing halloween and Christmas gusee I ll have to get the camera out for Halloween Need to spread these days out 91 with dew pouint 70 not much help in a shop with no air .
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