On The Bench - Scroll Saw Challenge

[Wichman]

Pictures of the dragon cup wrap:

[Roberta Moreton]

On 3/15/2025 at 11:05 AM, Roberta Moreton said:

The state of my crazy…I am like that dog that sees a squirrel!  I have a few things that I started and not finished.  I am going to try to get these things finished before I begin again.  I DO lead a monthly Scroll Saw Club. I already have a challenge peace for the month completed, it’s jewelry. So, let’s see if I can get some of these finished before the next club meeting. I also completed a candle holder for my general woodworking club challenge. OH! There is also that whirligig I started….

Finished this butterfly one

 

 

 

[scrollerpete]

One. Project finished and another one on the scrollsaw 

[barb.j.enders]

On 3/10/2025 at 8:09 PM, Gonzo said:

Black walnut bowl. Carol Rothman pattern, same book as ScrollerPete’s project. Bowl pattern is 8”x8”x3/4”.  What I like about this, is there is no scrap at all, just the sawdust from the kurf of the blade, which happens to be a Pegas MGT#9. Oh and I suppose the scrap on the perimeter of the bowl.

Lots of shaping/forming, (read sanding). A lot of fun to make. I plan on finishing it with shellac using the the French polish method.  
However, I don’t have the guts to attempt what ScrollerPete is doing. One of these days Pete, one of these days. 

Very nice.  I am getting ready to cut a bowl from her book as a wedding present.  Just wondering what angle you cut that at?

[Kris Martinson]

Building a sign and lamp for my son's Tiki Bar.

[Mike Johnston]

[scrollerpete]

9 hours ago, barb.j.enders said:

Very nice.  I am getting ready to cut a bowl from her book as a wedding present.  Just wondering what angle you cut that at?

It depends on the thickness of your board also check “angle calculator by Van Ness

[Gonzo]

11 hours ago, barb.j.enders said:

Very nice.  I am getting ready to cut a bowl from her book as a wedding present.  Just wondering what angle you cut that at?

Thank you,  

I set it at 28 degrees. I put the final finish on the bowl today. I’ll be posting a picture or two. 

[Kris Martinson]

16 hours ago, Mike Johnston said:

Well done!

[Bill WIlson]

A lot of very cool stuff in this thread.  Good job everyone!

[yamatetsu]

Check this out. The smallest pieces of this are about 3 mm x 1 mm.

[BadBob]

I haven't been doing much-making things in the shop. There is much broken stuff. I made these fluffy kittens today for a custom order. Nothing fancy, just some cutouts for her to paint. I cut them from a piece of premium pine from Home Depot.

[Millwab]

Currently working on inventory for the one "event" I do each year. Starting with puzzles, word art, and portraits before moving on to other things. Examples include …

 

[yamatetsu]

Finished!

"Vamp"

36,5cm x 45,5 cm, backer board 4mm, Vamp 4mm, 'cheap' DIY store ply, done with a hand held fretsaw with a #1 blade.

[Xcrewchief]

Hello folks! I’m new to the group and pretty much a rookie scroller. 
this is the project I just finished working on because I got an email from a friend of mine with my favorite woodworking question: can you make this?

I don’t have the skill (or saws) you talented folks have, but I do what I can. (I didn’t do the actual skull or antlers)

[Xcrewchief]

On 3/16/2025 at 11:51 AM, Roberta Moreton said:

Finished this butterfly one

 

 

 

This is beautiful!

[Roberta Moreton]

This one that’s been “On the bench” for a couple of years is finally finished! 
Steve Good design.

Edited April 1, 2025 by Roberta Moreton

[SCROLLERNATION]

1 small piece at a time. 

[joel brinker]

A friend posted the first pic on Facebook. I liked it so I thought I would try something different. I poured epoxy resin first, then cut the pattern I made, then filled in with more epoxy

[rjweb]

Very nice, RJ

[preprius]

on the bench.  But not a challenge to anyone in the village. 

Red Oak cowboy hat, wearable, in the making.

A client wanted red oak.   Why not try a new wood type. 

So here is the rings glued together.  The wall thickness is 0.12 inches. 

Not sanded yet.  

Me.

Mark Eason