bill-g

that is a peice that im sure you put alot of time into and it was well worth it. im sure that every time you walk past it you just have to stop and look at it again i know i would. it deffinatly shows what real art can be created with a scroll saw.

ty for the coments. i did not do the pattern its one i found while checking out images of scroll saw art on msn. there are a few that can be used quite easaly for patterns when saved and printed in black and white

from a pic i found on the net

a horse

i make my own frams and sedom use glass but i have a few times. i just went and got cheep frames from the dollor store and took the glass out of them. its the lost price i have ever paid for glass.

ty for all the comments and no i dont make patterns ( no real tallent in that erea ) most of my work is made from patterns from steve good at http://www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com

yes i made the frame. it started out as a rough cut piece of pine. with the use or a table saw, belt sander, radial arm saw, and a router it some how turned into a frame. thank your for your compliment

just one of my works i hope i did this right so you can see the pic

hello and thank you

hey all im new to this site and have been using a scroll saw for a short time. untill now had no idea how many people were into it but am not all that surprised either. so hello fellow sawdust makers not sure what else to say other than i realy appreciate people who share there thoughts and work. at this point i feal a bit usless not having much to share in return.