Scrappile

Really a nice piece. Great job.

Masterpiece for sure. Very well cut and it certainly does not look like an easy one. Need to figure a way to make the eyes glow blue...!

Great looking.

Really like how you did this picture.

Ahhh, off into the sunset. Great job.

If you can look for a wood working/scrolling club in your area. If you find one go, ask questions, try saws. There are people from that area on this forum I believe, they may have helpful info for your area. Do not be in a rush. I personally would pass on those two unsupported saws. But that is me.

Keep the faith and hoping for good reports. You and your wife are in my thoughts and prayers.

Nice cuttings.

Yet another "bushy tail rat'!!! Nice cutting Kevin.

Nice cutting Kevin, but to me squirrels are just bushy tailed RATs! The waist my walnuts.

That is really neat. Great job!

Welcome to the forum. Thank you for showing your work. Very nicely done.

Good pieces!

That is a great cut! Very well done.

Sitting.

Be second nature to you in a short time. I do not mind it at all.

Very neat!

Those look great!

Great cutting on a great saw! I think you will like the saw.

"Duck Peel & Stick" from Walmart is what I have. I Started scrolling the day I put it on and it was on about a week. Could, like I said, have something to do with the soft Basswood....(?). I have done other projects, not detailed fret work, using it and had no problem. I am just not sure I want to chance it on something I spent a week or more and many hours on. Other things I will keep using it.

I have not read of anyone else complaining about residue, in fact just the opposite. That is. why I was surprised. Maybe I put it on to hard, I used a veneer roller to go over it to remove all air bubbles and any wrinkles.

I just finished a detail picture (Burrowing Owls) using 1/4" Basswood. I used the peal and stick shelf liner, clear. It worked fine as far as no lifting while scrolling, but when it came time to remove the pattern, that was a different matter. Took me over two hours to get it off, having to work very slowly and cautiously. In several places the paper would come off but the liner was still stuck. Really hard to see it because it is clear and much thinner than tape. I Only saw it was still there when I held the picture up to the light and the light would reflect in it. I finally got it off without losing anything, so I sanded the picture as I always do, and gave it a bath in MS/BLO. It has been sitting for three days drying. I picked it up today to look shelf it over before applying Deft over it and under the light I can see residue from the liner that I could see or feel before. Not sure what I will do now. Guess sand again. I don't think I will use shelf liner again on a detailed picture. If I do, I will try some colored liner, Not sure why it has to be clear. All I am saying here is, yes it works, but on real detailed pictures, and soft wood, like Basswood, I for one will go back to the blue tape. I will still use the shelf liner in other cuttings.

Great cutting.

Nicely cut, he must love it.

Very well done!