Dave Monk

Check out ebay.

If you have a Habitat For Humanity Resale Store you might check with them.

Very nice Denny. Do you mind explaining how those are made?

Bought mine from D&D.

Gary, At least it is a better habit than some I have had in the past. I will not do outside shows any more. I did 3 seasons of a farmers market in IL. I am totally done fighting the elements.

Marg, Thanks for the compliment. That plaque is of the Avenger characters designed by Sasho.

Gary, I did a three day art and jazz festival in the spring that is huge. Since then I have been making inventory. Hard to know what to make and how many. By the time I am done the fourth show my inventory will probably be slim which is a good thing.

Les. I have been working on inventory for the holiday shows since April. I spend 6-8 hours a day in the shop.

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipOAVZnXeCN969OxjN5ESGFDu_xhkMhm9yqLzjUqSdr-rrNXxZvTg4y7daa9L4Lm0Q?key=OXVNZ2ROV3VIVlIwV3Izai1DVmFzQ3ZSTThPeTBB Sorry for the video quality. I don't know what the heck I am doing. I think once you open it if you click on the picture it will run. First show was awesome. Hope I don't run out of stuff before the final one.

If I were making a sign like that I would charge $25-$35 depending on the size, amount of letters, type of material, stained or natural. I always show my customer artwork before I start a project. That can take a lot of time. I like to make enough to pay for my material, buy some new tools, and maybe a bit of mad money. Good luck.......pricing is hard.

I looked at a Seyco at a scroll saw show in Iowa a few years ago. Didn't have a chance to try it out. At the time I was ready to buy a new saw. I had gone through two DeWalt's in less than two years. I scroll about six hours a day and the bearing went out. After doing a lot talking to people at companys and guys here at the Village I decided on a Hegner. A work horse of a saw. I'm sure it will outlive me. I missed being able to top feed with it especially on large project. I started doing a lot of inlay work and thought it would be nice to have two saws...one set up at an angle and the other left at 90. When the Pegas came out I decided to bite the bullet and buy one. I really like the saw. The table is plenty big for me. I really like the rack and pinion tilting mechanism. It is really nice when you are trying to set a precise angle and then when you want to set it back to 90 there is a index pin that you push in that get you back perfect. My only concern about the saw is the durability. Already I notice a bit of looseness in the top and bottom blade clamp area compared to when it was new. I wouldn't give up either of my saws.

I got a Pegas last March and really like it. Still have my Hegner.

I have a Pegas and really like it. I like the index pin on the tilting mechanism. Time will tell on parts availability.

The PMG blades are hard to beat. My go to blade is #5 except for inlays I use #3 so I can make a smaller entry hole.

Thanks to all of you for the kind comments. I posted it on my FB page last night and was overwhelmed with the amount of attention it drew which made me feel good. One lady asked what i would take for it. I sent her a private message and told her $125. Of coarse I never heard back from her. I think I have about 10 hours in making it. I decided if I can't make a little bit on it for my time I will give it to someone I care about.

Gosh Dick......You are sure good lookin.

Steve designed this rose pattern as a segmented plaque. I made it into a box. I used red oak, poplar, cedar and walnut.

It comes with the stand for $649. I bought one the first of the year through Amazon and I returned it because it was totally mess up. Maybe it happened in shipping.

Hope this helps. Monster Truck.pdf

Totally understand your pain. We lost our grandson. Think of you often.

I hung it up and seemed like it would be fine.

A customer gave me a picture of what she had in mind. They are going to use this as part of their wedding ceremony. I put a hanger on the back so they can use it as a wall hanging. I really like the concept.

Came out great Marg. I love the way you framed it.

You are way to flattering. I would guess I have about eight hours making this box. It's hard to keep track of my time because I usually have a few projects going at once.

I would like to thank Grandpa for the pattern of the rose. I did change it up so I could use it for an inlay. I used maple, cedar, yellow heart, walnut and poplar.