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Awesome Job. That soldier is gong to be proud to hang that on their wall.

Here kitty, kitty. Great piece my friend.

Great job with that number 24. I hear he might be headed over to the morning show on ABC.

Excellent work my friend.

Well here is my second project finished. It's a clock pattern I picked up from Steve Good website. I'm very new to the scroll sawing world but that guy Steve Good stands tall in my opinion. My hats off to him. By the way my surgery for my double vision was a success. I now see what the world see. Amen. Well here is the Patriot Clock.

Welcome my friend. Although i'm new to "The Village" also something tells me we're going to have a blast in this place.

I'm new here also but would like to say welcome.

Hi Scroll Saw Village I'm very new to the scroll sawing world, six months out to be exact. I had spinal cord surgery in Dec. 2015 and have been out of commission every since. Bored with the TV and internet world I needed to get my mind and hands moving forward since I have not been mobile in some time. A friend gave me an old Delta scroll saw and told me to go at it, it would be great therapy for me. I had no clue what to do with this old rusty machine. Where do I even start. He stated "start from the beginning" since I had all this time on my hands. Did a little research and bingo I was off and running. I was cutting silhouette pictures of cats and dogs, anything I could get my hands onto. I never complete a project until I picked up a pattern from this website. Well the old Delta scroll saw has seen been better days and it went kaput on me. I was having so much fun even though the projects I was doing were sore sight for human eyes. It just had my mind and my hands moving and I wanted to keep going. All my fun went out the door with the old Delta. For a minute I went back to my still state of mind and entered back into the TV and internet world and that is where the Blessings came. I ran across an Excalibur 21 scroll saw with a stand, over 100 blades which I have no clue what to do with them at this moment, four boards 5 feet by 5 feet of baltic birch plywood ranging from 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 inches all for four hundred U.S. dollars on Craigslist. People told me I hit jackpot. Now what do I do....? Well that question has been answered when I found this website and now I'm off and running finishing my first project. Although not professional or maybe not even good looking but oh so satisfying. I should get better after my double vision is corrected with surgery in two weeks. Thanks to all here at the scroll saw village for letting me enter your world of scroll sawing. Mighty is the Blessings of others. So thanks. Here is my project with double vision and all. Please be truthful with me. Special thanks to Grampa for the pattern. Ciao Bronx grampa