Dutchscroller

pegus nr.3 reverse skipp. i sandwiched it between two sheeds of wood, but today i cut 3 records without wood, and its cuts great, just slow down the speed.

Well with luck i guess, but its surprisingly strong.

I use led strip

most i find on pinterest, but i adjust it, so it fits my pattern.

The samoerai one, needed a background fix

no its on the side of the circles, somewhat in the middle. i made a ring/circle thats smaller then the other ones, so the led strip is somewhat hidden. bit hard to explain since iam dutch

Its not shining through, its a photo, i put a led strip between the front en the back, i put 5 pieces of wood between the front and back. So the ledstrip reflects the photo. hard to explain (iam Dutch)

The one with the dog i made for a friend of my Mother whose dog died.

I got it from pinterest, adjusted it a bit, en looked for a wallpaper on internet. i then used a battery operated ledstrip. the square frames are two picture frames glued together. the round ones are stack cut. the patterns (on pinterest or Google) are silhouette, so just type in: cat silhouette for example and you get loads. hope this helps a bit.

i love making these type of lamps? night lights?

Thanks again, yes iam used to high speed and whas pretty comfortable with it, rarely was i struggling with cutting small delicate pieces, i can only get beter if i can control the speed.

thank you all for clearing that up for me.

Hi all, so iam probably buying a new Hegner next year, but my next question is this. My current Hegner is single speed, now iam gonna buy a Hegner with variable speed, but when do you use a slower speed and when a higher speed? Seems to me that when you use slow speed it will be more agressive toward the wood, but i am probably wrong on that. So in what case do you use slow speed?? I never owned a variable speed scrollsaw, so iam tottaly blank on that. Thanks again

oke, i think a stick to Hegner, thanks alot for the feedback and advice