TripleJScroller

That's an interesting set up you've got. I'm just curious if your using any kind of dust collection? I've actually thought of doing something like this in the spare room in my house.

Nothing really to critique here, it looks great. Not big on the color though.

Excellent work!

Very nice work!

Good to see you back Carl, and glad to hear your getting better!

Excellent work! I prefer the torched one myself, but they both look great!

I've been using this saw for about two years, probably have close to 1000 hours on it and have had zero problems. I greased all the bearings in mine about a year after I bought it after a post I read here and it works like a charm. Someday I'll probably upgrade to a better saw, but my Delta has been a champ.

What an awesome project! It's looking great so far and I'm fascinated by it. Keep us updated on your progress for sure.

They are both great, but I like the detailed one best as well. Great work.

These are great! I really love the simplicity in their appearance. I really need to get busy, Christmas will be here before we know it!

Very nicely done!

I second what breadstick said. I do almost the exact same thing except I had printed some labels for the tubes. The test tubes on Amazon were very cheap and they work great.

Almost 2 years ago, soon after my 40th birthday I was going through a rough patch. I was stressed out and not dealing with it well and I realized I needed a way to unwind after work and take my mind off of things. About 10 years earlier I had seen some scroll saw art online and was fascinated by it so I had bought a very cheap saw and tried my hand at it, but a combination of a crap saw and not being able to afford wood and supplies put a quick end to it. So when I was looking for a hobby once again scrolling came to mind. My Mother-in-law had given me a Ryobi saw a few years earlier that had been collecting dust in my shed so I dusted it off, oiled it up and bought some wood and went to cutting. It didn't take long and I was obsessed. I found this site while searching for free patterns I could cut and it's been a blessing. The folks here not only gave me a great deal of good advice, but also have been very encouraging. Now days I do a lot of different woodworking, but scrollsawing is by far my favorite and the one I spend the most time on.

Excellent work Dave! I love it!

Good to see the site back up and running. What you described sounds like a DDOS attack which is often used to bring down major websites and networks maliciously. I can't imagine anyone doing it on purpose to SSV, or at least I hope not. Whatever the case I'm glad to see it back up!

Wow! Beautiful work!

This is one of those times when I see something posted here and I'm taken aback by what is possible to do with a scroll saw and some imagination. The shell is beautiful, you've done great work.

Very nicely done! I'm becoming more and more fascinated with turning and the beautiful work that ya'll produce. Someday I'm going to have to try my hand at it.

Scrappile that's actually a great idea! I just might do exactly that. Thank you.

Great work! I especially like that eagle, very nicely done.

Thanks everyone! I have to give Don R a lot of credit since his patterns are so well done.

My brother is a huge Civil War buff and collector. He lives just minutes from the site where Stonewall Jackson died and tends to collect a lot of memorabilia of Jackson, so I decided to cut this for him. The pattern is from http://oldcrowscrollwerks.weebly.com/ I cut it from 1/8" Baltic Birch using a 0/2 FD New Spiral blade. I'm shipping it out to him tomorrow and I really hope he enjoys it!

Awesome Kevin! They look great!

I'd happily check them out!

I haven't had a chance to try a lot of different woods, but I like Red Oak a lot. I really need to order some different woods to try.