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  1. Ron Johnson
    Trinket boxes (apple & butterfly). Pattern by Paul Meisel. Size of apple design is 2 ¼” x 3” x 1 ½”, butterfly 5” x 2 ¼” x 1 ½”. Lid slides open on a dowel. Woods used were lace wood, poplar, maple, walnut, paduak, cherry, & wedge. Inside of each flocked. Finished with clear satin polyurethane and polished with bees wax. Very easy and fun to make and best of all you get to make use of any scraps. Thank you.
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    Eagle (marquetry) portrait size is 8” x 8” set within a 14” x 14” frame. Pattern is by Roy King. Woods used were pau amarello, butternut, aspen & walnut. Backing is BB with poplar veneer adhered. This is the third time cutting this pattern. Thank you.
  3. Ron Johnson
    Very cute Paul. And you to have a very Joyful Christmas.
  4. Ron Johnson
    Welcome Laura. I’m Ron from Saskatchewan, Canada. You have arrived at the right place. Enjoy.
  5. Ron Johnson
    Welcome Russell. I’m Ron from Saskatchewan, CANADA. You have arrived at the right place. All the best.
  6. Ron Johnson
    Welcome Don. I’m Ron from Saskatchewan, CANADA. You have come to the best scroll saw site. Guaranteed you will meet a lot of great people who are here to learn from one another.
  7. Ron Johnson
    Again Larry your puzzles are awesome. One question. Do you market any of your work?
  8. Ron Johnson
    Thanks Kirk.
  9. Ron Johnson
    Thanks Dave.
  10. Ron Johnson
    Amazing Kevin, my friend. How have you been? Your work is still amazing and especially the amount you do. A very Merry Christmas to you and family.
  11. Ron Johnson
    Another fine piece of work Timothy. Well done.
  12. Ron Johnson
    Beautiful work Larry. I love poplar. I’ve got poplar on hand that’s been aged for over 30 years. I’ll be using some of it later on for a rocking horse.
  13. Ron Johnson
    Thanks Charlie. Forwarded Paul an explanation. Thank you.
  14. Ron Johnson
    Thanks Paul. Cutting the paws I tilted the table to the right 2 degrees and cut counter clock wise. For the nails table was tilted to the right 1 degree and again cut counter clock wise. Then glue all pieces in and round off. Doing this process will vary according to thickness of wood so it’s best to practice on a piece of scrap first. Thank you. PS I should mention when drilling a hole for blade I used a bit just big enough for a #3 blade. Drill the hole on the line tilted to the right same angle as your table.
  15. Ron Johnson
    24” x 12” x 1” live edge walnut board, pattern by Heartland Creations. Finished with clear satin polyurethane and polished with bees wax.
  16. Ron Johnson
    Very different Kris and striking against a dark background. Well done. Merry Christmas.
  17. Ron Johnson
    I wouldn’t show it to my cow either, she would probably stop milking … Lol. First cow phone I’ve seen RJ. Very well done. I’m sure your granddaughter will be thrilled. Merry Christmas.
  18. Ron Johnson
    Thanks John. Any one would suit my wife, just have to add her name to it… Lol. Merry Christmas.
  19. Ron Johnson
    That has to be the best puzzle idea I have seen yet. Your idea Larry adds so much more to the puzzle and your work is fabulous. I’ve never had any interest doing puzzles but maybe now I will. Keep up the good work and Merry Christmas.
  20. Ron Johnson
    You’re right. It ages well beautifully and I just love the grain. I’ve made several items with it such as cars, plaques, boxes and etc.
  21. Ron Johnson
    That’s a very unique design Kirk. It makes a person take a second look. Well done.
  22. Ron Johnson
    Awesome Russell. The pickets really add character.
  23. Ron Johnson
    Well done Russell.
  24. Ron Johnson
    You two make a great team. Good choice showing all four. I think that’s fantastic work very nicely done.
  25. Ron Johnson
    Very beautiful Bruce. Cherry is one of my favourite woods.
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