Dennis51

Thanks for the compliment Here is a pretty late reply. It’s 27” x 20” and weighs 9 pounds I used poplar, maranti, walnut, pine and cherry i estimate it took me about two months

Here is an Intarsia I just finished. “ The Knock “ pattern was by Bruce Worthington , 282 pieces, including the the pieces I couldn’t use , I actually made about 380 pieces.

First picture is of an Intarsia seascape I just finished. Pattern by Bruce Worthington. second picture is of all the pieces I made 2 or 3 or even 4 times

South Point Light Bruce Worthington pattern 21” x 16”, the largest intarsia I’ve ever done.

Thanks got the compliments. It’s a Kathy Wise pattern.

This was a bit of a challenge but I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.

A Bruce Worthington pattern, 189 pieces which took me a while to complete

Here’s a birdhouse I made

Here’s a parrot, pattern by Garnet Hall. Painting the pieces requires quite a bit more time to complete the project. After completing this, I prefer simply using different types of wood for color contrasts. Of course, given the colors in this project, it had to be painted.

Thanks for the comments. I love Red Skelton too, my favorite character of his was Freddy the Freeloader.

Here’s a clown I made, pattern by Garnet Hall

Here are some Sheila Landry " seasonal bird" designs I'm doing, five done, three more to go.

I just bought the Pegas and am very happy with it. ( for $750 I better be☺). I had an older Delta ( ss350?), It was ok but can't compare to the Pegas. They are really in different classes of saws.

I stand up when using my scroll saw. I just got a new scroll saw and am wondering what is the best height to have the saw placed at? Thanks Dennis

Thanks for the advice. I bought the Pegas saw, I ordered it on Thursday and it came today. I'm looking forward to getting started with it tomorrow.