amazingkevin

Mr. Bert , can see your a mover and a shaker,no sittin around for you!I sit in front of the 15" x 19" a.c. intake with a paper filter.It pulls so good i never smell the wood burning or dust.You can make your own with a squirrel cage fan 220 volt is the norm but there are 110 volt ones around .They have the best suction to pull the nastys away from you.You want the output to go out of the room and not recirculate.work on it.If you can make it go outside you don't need a filter.Mine recirculates thought the house so i use the paper filter.When i see it bow in i know it's time to vacumn it clean again .they last and last.The room i'm in i close the vent on the ceiling that way i have positive suction in the room to get it all in the filter.I modifiyed the air intake to use 20" x 20" filters. something that the big box store has all the time . geting the weird sizes is a pain to find.i only added a box to fit over the existing a.c. hole and can just be removed in a second If i ever move.there is no dust anywhere else in the house.your doing good!

I don't understand any of it but i know your keeping up with the times! Good job sir!

Welcome Bert,So happy to have you!Looks like someone primed you with some good advice on scroll saw accessorys!.Amgle your saw forward a bit to see what your doing easyer,a nice brite light is a plus.i use a 150 flouresant about 10" above the saw .A chair with wheels is nice for me. You'll want a nice air filtration system going for you,(pleated paper filters catch everything) and an old electric clock (small) to keep track of your cut time for priceing and such which go's on when the saw starts from the foot switch.Keep your patterns a light gray if possiable as it's the best way to see the line when cutting.Put you vacumn cleaner out side and have a long pool cleaning hose going to it and the saw to minimize the noise.Get a small square 1.5" x 1.5" to keep your blades a true 90degree's.If you don't when makeing puzzles they won't go, or come apart easy.Same go'es for cutting other wood things.Have a glue stick close to the saw for when the pattern comes loose while sawing as a quick fix.Make something for the wife first .Check the forum daily ,i do to see what i'm missing in tips and tricks with scrolling. More later,We'll help you enjoy your hobby to it's fullest.Click on a persons name in the gallery to see all they have made.

Hello Glenn,your pattern's are hard to beat!Your doing an awefully good job with your tallants.Got i dream of genie handy?

Well David ,i'm sorry but i'm going to have to agree indubitably with the rest of the members that the box in question is by far the most thoughfull creation of love for the daughter in law.A cold beer does wonders to the mind in thought provokeing skills you've shone us here.None better in my book .And maybe the big book of scroll saw wood working would like to use your picture of the completed box for their next issue!I'd be hard pressed to find that kind of skills to do a box in the fine quality as you demonstrated for us.You are a master woodworker yes?Shipright carpenter?This is a real keepsake and to top it off made with 40 year old wood!You've used all the right ingredience's and came up with a one of a kind treasure.Be sure you sign it and date it.This will be a family heirloom for generations from Mr. david.Excellant job sir.4 stars for you!

Hello murray and glad you found us.If you make money doing what you do ,your a proffessional.don't be shy take the money and run!Loads of things and styles of scrollsaw projects to keep you busy here at ssv(scrollsawvillage)The forum is a wealth of information for all you need weather it's scroll saw repairs ,the right saw blades to buy,where to find a pattern,learn how to make pattern's from photo's,problems scrolling, you name it we have the answer.Puzzles are nice,make a dollar bill puzzle in 72 pieces or kids puzzles in 2-3-4 pieces.we have patterns for easy ,medium and hard puzzles.Make standing people from your photographs. just cut around the person and mount on a stand.101 uses for a scroll saw at your disposal.have a problem scrolling ,watch how fast some one will steer you straight here with more than one answer,take your pick! Enough of my rambling ,enjoy youself here daily ,I do WELCOME again!

good idea dan!what kind of price do you put on them.The fancy wood looks real nice for this project!

Your intarsia tallents overwelm us with Another seaminly impossiable task easly undertook by the best intarsia teacher around.Simple tools and vast knowledge bring about wonders in the wood world of Claytons Creations.This 2011 example of the unicorn fills the bill of extraordinary acheivements pursuded ravenously by Mr. Clayton.He's earned his keep and then some on this age old art from italy.Stand up and take a bow sir!

Marshall, it looks just like the little angle herself.These could evolve into something big at the kid's stores.You do handsome clever work.

Glad to have you back Jim,i was worryed about you.Look as if that saw tune up was a step in the right direction!This basket is first class!none better! You get better an better over night.Are you takeing eveyln woodheads scroll saw speed sawing corses as you sleep on tape? :)you left no room for improvement!

You did another fine job Mr.Marshall,Somebody offerd me a box full of walnut table legs.I might go get them now as seeing your post here gave me the idea what to do with them .A good project for the bandsaw that is neglected!Chess pieces and salt and pepper shakers came to mind too.I use a letter opener everyday and these you made have got to be better than the fat razorblade one i'm useing.It's tought to start and or get in the envelope.how soon could you get 500 to me?lol !If it's a good dealprice i'll take a truck load lol !

we have three forum moderators but they may not have the delete button in their control.

Great first cutting michael,looks real good to me ,no complaints!

Here's a nice one our member did ,yours can look like this to!Cut by amazingkevin

thank you Denise and Happy new year also to you!Your right scrolling is very relaxing and it's my favorite past time too.I've learned so much comeing to scrollsawvillage(ssv) in 3 years.they've answerd all my questions and more. Tha forum is the hot spot for a wealth of info whether it's patterning ,saw repairs,special pattern requests on and on.Open your own user gallery to store photo's of pttrerns you'll want to cut later,store all your finished work and organize it any time you want.Hopefullly you'll be a regular and join in the scrolling fun.There's a chat room just for us on thursdays at 7p.m. Make your self at home and enjoy your hobby to it's fullest,welcome again!

Absolutely beautyfull,A persons name is music to their ears .Your on the right track!

Very outstanding piece of work Chris,lots of thought and perseverance went into this one!Well done!i believe when i show this to my friend he'll want it for a tattoo!

Happy new year trevor , i see that your camera work pays off in scrolling too.Great positioning,not to busy and picture perfect. your going to really be something here in ssv with your work.My keyboard has a mind of it's own.

Hello Ray,That one of our good point ,communicating with each other,We'd love to see your work.Open a users gallery and store your works in plus pour patterns in as you find them here at scrollsawvillage(ssv)for future referance.I have'nt seen a question that could'nt be answered yet here in 3 years i've been here.I can't think of a better place to be than here.you'llhave a great time here ,WELCOME again!

hopefully you did'nt oil it so it moves freely.I have the same problem with the flex light that came with the dw788 which i hear is the same was your saw only a differant color.

Good job Marshall,the neighbor got the top one and the female version of it to.the second on is super nice in wood tone ,stands out nicely.Word art is something i like alot!Great work sir!

A video is on you-tube of this machine.Interesting.I don't know how to post the web site so you can just click on it. www.rockwellbladerunner.com

i have a spray bottle filled with odor free mineral spirits. I spray on ,let it soak and pull off the pattern in one piece ,no matter how delicate the pattern,sometines a second spraying is in order.I all so use low tack repositi0nal spray by "elmers" but any low tack works.Sometines i have to spray both the wood and pattern with the glue .Sometimes i let dry and sometimes i apply the pattern wet on wet.Tip's and trick's!My patterns come off so good you can reuse the pattern!Even a delicate lords prayer comes off in one piece.

I missed you buddy,welcome back!

Hello Rita an Mike ,welcome.Your going to have fun comeing here!Lots of helpfull people here.We're willing to help in all ways with your new hobby.The forum is an enjoyable learning place to start out.Lot's of info there!