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I find when I use the magnifier, the blade looks like it is angled front to back. It is very disconcerting when cutting. I have given up on the magnifier

Beautiful

Lovely.

First time I have seen this. That being said, I don't use spray paint and I don't watch "regular" TV.

Wow! That is lovely.

Looks great Frank. Thanks for posting the pattern.

Very cute!

This book. https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/custom-wooden-boxes-for-the-scroll-saw-step-by-step-instructions-and-detailed-plans-for-30-plus-innovative-projects_diana-thompson/863740/item/24890424/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=pmax_canada_high_17770447165&utm_adgroup=&utm_term=&utm_content=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17425663805&gbraid=0AAAAADwY45gyQ1x58NT5oCrGiOvZDuE7f&gclid=CjwKCAjwgajSBhBEEiwASicJU-qFqo0HIFTcfGjwBSUbxJSXXsrvfksDZSApSV8LhMKyaDXgLfFRgxoC0X0QAvD_BwE#idiq=24890424&edition=5407014

Good thing you got pictures. It will never look that clean again. Get sawing!

My go to blade is #5 MG. I buy them from Garnet Hall in SK.

It was from the book by Patrick Spielman - Scroll Saw Segmentation. I picked it up at used book sale.

I had made a lantern a while ago. I used a nice textured hand made paper. There was enough space to see the paper. On a smaller one I used a thicker paper purchased from Michael's (Hobby Lobby type store)

Better talk to Sherhan then. It is his plan.

I finally got the Tiger project finished. Definitely not my best work. But those that have seen it like it. That is what is important. Woods are Spanish cedar, walnut, poplar, limba and tigerwood. Mounted on a live edge elm (I think it is elm). Finished with beeswax/mineral oil.

I got these little boxes done as a means to procrastinate doing the tiger intarsia project. Pine and sapelle with a beeswax/mineral oil finish.