Scroll saw cutting material

grosa · January 3, 2015

We had a couple big jobs making monitor frames for a big company and we have a bunch of panels left over from the monitor screen cutout. The owner of the company I work for asked me if I knew anyone interested in buying them and I said I would check if there was any interest. My first thought was Scroll Saw Village. This stuff is real aluminum glued to mdf. I will get some pictures of the different colors with a list of sizes and prices. This material is called Chemetal, a 4 x 8 sheet costs $250.00. The Chemetal is glued to 1/4" MDF and has a brushed metal look to it. The colors we have are: brass, bronze, aluminum, copper and black. You will need a metal cutting blade for this. The metal is a little over 1/32" thick and it is attached to the 1/4" mdf with contact adhesive and pressed flat with a vacuum bag. Most of the panels ( not all ) have black melamine on the back. The average size of the panels are roughly 8 to 10" x 10 to 15" long. I will square them up and let you know the sizes and quantities available. These panels all have a brushed aluminum, brushed brass, brushed bronze and brushed copper and brushed black look and feel to them. I will also find a pattern on here to cut out on my scroll saw to show you how it cuts. If you guys and gals are interested let me know and I will get this going. Here are some pictures a prices for this material. If you guys want bigger pieces let me know what size and color you want and I will get you a price. If you never worked with this stuff I suggest you get a small piece to try it out. Quantities and colors are limited. The last pictures are of a 30" scull in a frame I made with the bronze and aluminum Chemetal, you can clearly see the reflective qualities this material has. The last 2 pictures were taken in very low light with no flash.