One of my first attempts

[avenuewood]

Hello all,

If I can work out how to do it, here is a photo of one of my first pieces. Steve Good pattern. Thanks Steve.

[JimErn]

Great start, I don't think I would have been brave enough to pick that multi-layer pattern when I first started - kudo's

[Rockytime]

Wow, you did excellent and not just for a newbie. Your work is great. I've not seen your introduction. Tell us about yourself,  what you do, tools etc. We want you to feel at home here. 

 

[OCtoolguy]

Very nice. Far better than most first attempts.

[meflick]

Nice work. Welcome to the village, thanks for showing.

[lawson56]

Darn Good Job!!!

[daveww1]

welcome to the village, very nice job

[heppnerguy]

Welcome from Arizona. You are doing a fine job. Keep making sawdust and displaying your projects. Looks like you have  a pretty good handle on things.

Dick

heppnerguy

[avenuewood]

Thanks for the replies. I like to test myself. 

Rockytime.......I used to work in a Diesel engine manufacturing company. I was in Q.C. I would take a sample of fuel pumps from the suppliers, mount them on a test rig and check them. Mainly for fuel delivery.....smoke emissions etc.

i had to take early retirement from work due to foot problems.

i bought a turning lathe and made pens, bowls, clocks etc. 

I have now graduated to a scrollsaw. Enjoying it very much.

Here is a picture of my turning.  750 segments. Stands about 12” tall.

Very slow job making those!

Barry.

[scrollingforsanity]

very good job. I wouldn't have tried that for my first piece either. you did great.

grizz

[heppnerguy]

On 9/11/2019 at 8:43 AM, avenuewood said:

Thanks for the replies. I like to test myself. 

Rockytime.......I used to work in a Diesel engine manufacturing company. I was in Q.C. I would take a sample of fuel pumps from the suppliers, mount them on a test rig and check them. Mainly for fuel delivery.....smoke emissions etc.

i had to take early retirement from work due to foot problems.

i bought a turning lathe and made pens, bowls, clocks etc. 

I have now graduated to a scrollsaw. Enjoying it very much.

Here is a picture of my turning.  750 segments. Stands about 12” tall.

Very slow job making those!

Barry.

That is quite a project You are one talented person. I can't wait to see what you are doing with your scroll saw in the future too.

Dick

heppnerguy

[wombatie]

It seems that you are a natural at scrolling and at turning.  What next???????????????

Marg