tony coleman

Hi I would like too thank don in Brookland on for making a pattern for me for this piece,again thanks very much, my friend was delighted with it

Made these 2 recently Measure, s approximately 16 x16

Made this picture of my godson/nephew

I've been scrolling for almost 40 years, and finally decided too try my hand at making jigsaw, s,as a newbie too this type of scrolling I know nothing about it. What door I use too attach the picture too the background, what thickness of wood do I need, ply or mdf, What blades do I need Any help please

Fantastic cutting of both pieces If I had too choose I would prefer the older one ,but both very nice..well cut

Made it with oak and mahogany, painted the 2 small hearts

Got this done recently, just before Christmas, made it for a friend of mine, who wanted to it for his son, Keith Fenton pattern

Correct, I've made a few of these,and it's quite a popular item

Fantastic work I must definitely cut this piece

Hi folks, It's been a while since I was here,but still keeping myself busy on the scrollsaw, here are a few pieces I've done recently,

Well here it is,finally finished My son made the pattern for me

great too have you back chris, congrats on your new life

yes,some of the text is different at the bottom of the piece,nice to see though

yes,all that would have been available would have been a handheld fretsaw,i used one myself for a few years,actualy the first picture was made using hand toools,it wasnt till a few years later that i graduated too a scrollsaw

I'm also from Ireland The 3rd piece that I saw on my holidays,I was told its really old, made around 1915 Which was when the original pattern would have been published