amazingkevin

Hi clem ,A big welcome to you.Get comfortable and start scrolling your heart out.there's nothing i'd rather do.You are now a sroll saw artiet congradulations .your going to enjoy all in ssv.open a gallery of your own here to save patterns and more plus your very own work.Enjoy!

Hello bob! Yoiur very welcome here in the village!Guess that fire wood you've made is going to come in reaL HANDY RIGHT ABOUT NOW ,LOL.I SPENT 12 YEARS IN MILWAUKEE SO COLD IS COLD THERE TOO!oop'shit the capitals by mistake.%0 ornaments is alot .i did 50 for one school last year for free.We'd love to see some of your cuttings .did you open your own gallery here in the ssv! Welcome again,enjoy ,this is a fun place to be!

I second the new work pictures! These sound real interesting to look at .Can't wait hurry hurry!

Welcome to the village ! Show us your scrolls saw you have.Pinned blades is what i started out with ,and had a ball making saw dust.Your in good hands here for information and anything scroll saw related.Thanks for joining!

Robert Phillips has joined our club,hip hip horray! Your going to fit right it like a glove robert.This is the best club around for friendly helpfull people.Welcome!

i ve used the dewalt 8 hours a day since april and love it.quiet and vibration free.What a work horse.Had a nut come off the main connecting rod and lock tight fixed that for good.i would not want a better saw ever.Guess i better check the brushes ,thanks for the tip!

the quality of workmanship is extrodonary.These are very delicate pieces to do and you've done them well!Super job !

Hello Tim! Sounds like you've found gold!I've here'd only good things about the hawk so you did good shopping.

Welcome jim and slow as they go when learning.Sounds like your haveing a ball!Your going too have so much fun at your new hobby and theres money to be had at it too!Great to have somemore smiling faces here.Make lots of friends and enjoy yourself.welcome!

Glad to have you join in on the fun we have here BOB!When you get your dw788 from grizzley .com you'll enjoy it emmensly!.It has all the creature comforts for the scroller in mind.I traded some of my intarsias for one and love it and would'nt want better,really!Scrolling is the life for me as there is no other work around here availiable so its reeding me!Welcome and look around in ssvillage,you'll be amazed at all thats available to you here.Plus lots of friendly helpful people a click away!Enjoy your stay!

Were all proud to have you here in ssv Deena!What else could be so much fun then scrolling.We'd love to see your work ,open your own gallery here and show off your your works for us.We'd love to see your scroll saw set up too.See you soon and welcome welcome!

Welcome to your very own scrollsaw club.I crash landed here 4 years ago and love it!Your photo was me too ,but i had a crowbar and the cover was off so it fit perfect .Needless to say my mom came in the room and wanted to know what i was doing as the powere went off.Dazed thrown across the room i said nothing with the evidence in my hands.We'll want to know all about your first projects with the scroll saw you have or are going to get,We will enjoy seeing the fire wood you make at first chance you get.Open up your own gallery here to post pictures of your work.you've got lots of helpfull friends now here.

I just finished a john 3:16 thats 36" x 12" with a spiral blade.Done in white pine.The longest runs came out very straight as i used two fingers as a fence guide and just slid along slowly .I sure love useing spirals.Again today i needed to make a sign 36" x 8" and the spirals made short work out of it!I cut the letters and raised them 1/4" and a drop or two of glue on the reverse side held them firmly.the words were siciliean oven with flames. the wood was 3/4" plywood mahogany vernier covered.The blade used was a left over one (spiral) sent to me from xray last year.The dw788 i got for xmas has been a blessing to me.With no vibration and split arm action ,i wear out and smoke blades instead of breaking them.Many times i do that ,use used blades, to get the discolored burnt wood look on the insides of my work.Since xmas i've done hundreds of projects and wish i could upload to my gallery for all to see.I'm on the librarys computer as i don't have internet accest anymore on my computer.Good thing i downloaded all i could from the village and steve goods site to keep me going for quite a while.Sales are very slow but come in at the last minute usually whe i need it the worst.I'm so gratefull to the trade i learned for the village thats sustaining me thru the recession.

Lately i've been cutting alot of formica covered 3/4" plywood on one side as the finished product looks oh so nice.I use flying dutchmans scroll reverse blades,course or fine depending on detail needed with no chipping .

DW i see your at it again!Beautyfull job ,batteries included!Very nice keepsake for someone special!Impressive work!Thank you!

really nice job on all you've shown us here.The pens are very unique!your very good on the details!Are you still doing work for the radio station you did a while back and how about the hillbilly yard sale,craft shows?I like keeping up with your new project to see where you at these days.Hows that truck doin?

Hi Gary ,i cut a piece of broken bandsaw blade and was very leary to get too close to it.Wish i had you red zone warning then.Allmost got me.The forum is a great hot spot to learn so much from.I to like the way hard wood cuts.Flyingdutchmans blades really make short work on 1 inch oak chair seats.the cut like butter with his scroll reverse blades.how about wooden bear for a handle?

I've allways though about when i look at magazines is that i start from the back and work to the front.Now scrolling i do the same thing .I start at the last letter and work towards the first in a non -clockwise direction.How about you?

beautyful work mr. marshall.letters and my fortay now the past year or so.They intrege me with the detail thats acheived cutting them and your are picture perfect.Great job on your cuttings .your one of the best!

Hello kruzer82465,Great to have another wood worker here and i'm sure we can learn much from you too. sorry to here your cercumstances sounds like you lucky to be alive.Scrolling is such a fascinating hobby and all who see it 's results love the outcome.You'll be a big hit soon on the scroll saw.Were here to help all we can,just ask .Thanks for joining and please open up your own gallery so we can see your work soon.

Travis hit the nail on the head for my style of cutting!

Pg fish,thanks for the picture of my dream car!Looks great and i can feel the thrills of it all.Nice work on cutting it out,made my day.

Beautifly done and oh so sweet ,soft looking pattern!I'd be pround as a peacock to design a well as this!Keep up the great work!

Hello chippygeoff!Very interesting list of tools you have.I'm working bout of a car trunck and cut down on a lot of things you have.I use scroll reverse blades to not need a sander ,a fan and scroll outdoors to avoid the dust and dust collectors and face masks.I try to get wood small enough to fit the scroll saw with out cutting down to size with a table saw.i use a battery drill instead of a drill press as space for tools in a ford focus is small.I've made a rolling storeage table ,scrolling table to keep on the side of my friends car repair shop out of the rain.I still have all the good tools ,planer,sanders etc in a small warehouse but work around them as the price of gas to mget them is high.Thats my 2 cents worth!

Warm greetings and a great big hello!Your going to have more fun than a barrel of monkeys here!There's allways something to do or some one to help in scrolling adventures.We can use your help paterning for our members greatly. i've been a member maybe4 years and have no time tolearn to pattern .There are so many doors and windows here in the viillage to exolore .I encourage youto spend some time getting to know all the crooks and crannies we have availiable to everyone here.Glad you can helpout with the young ones in your area.This is a very rewardable hobby for all.