Wilson's Woodworking

Well done! Love the first box.

Just as I remember. Excellent work.

Top Rate cutting! I may have to try one when I get a place to setup my saw again.

When I seen the title I thought it was a joke but nope That is still Rolly just look at the size of the feet. :rofl:

Wow!!!!!!!!!!! Looking at the pictures I figured it was around 20" tall. Great work as usual. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

WOW I would hate to cut stainless with a scroll saw! That stuff is tough to machine without the proper feeds and speeds. Great Job Marge!!!!! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

It is a good saw that you can still buy parts for. However it is only worth $200 to $250 at the most. I bought one a couple of years ago for $150 then had to put new bellows on it and purchased the quick change blade holder for the top and a couple extra blade holders for the bottom. It was a good saw and I made quite a few projects with it including fret work and intarsia before I traded it off.

I just purchased some 1/42" veneer. I wonder how well it would hold up for book marks?

The clock is made out of red oak. The hand carved bowl is made of cherry and was hand carved by a friend of ours in Indiana.

Here is a Steve good pattern I have had laying around cut for quite a while. Finally got it finished for my wife. As you can see it didn't take her long to set it a place of honor. That is right beside the hand carved cherry bowl that we received as a wedding present.

Great job on those two Dick! I really like the frames as well. Seagulls, What seagulls? No pictures it didn't happen. ;)

If you can find another piece please post a picture of the bark. As Larry said that will be much easier to identify.

I am looking forward to seeing in proses pictures.

Great pattern and a wonderful job of cutting. That selection of wood really makes the whole project. I love the beauty marks and the way they worked into the picture. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: