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Good progression Frank and a lot of hability and patience. For drilling your hole , do you take that kind of tool ? And what drill size are you using? Ouf..... so much work.....! Bonne continuation Frank !

Incredible work Tony , so much details, beautiful ! And by hand only..... you just won the "Patience trophy" Question : what is the smallest drill you use to make your entry holes ? Thanks planeur

Well I just cut wood at the scrollsaw for one hour and ......Yes no wood dust at all , under or on the table ! And even in the small box, zero dust and wood debris ! So my modification work better than I had expected! planeur

Fot my blue Heron , a printing store close to here did a copy of 11" X 17" ( which was not enough ), and then I used an old (but still working ) " Pentograf " a tool that I had used for enlarging a figure or drawing the size you want ( almost ) Sure you have to draw with a pencil and not having to much shaking problem......! And it work very good! planeur planeur

Kevin, I was also using the port and the plastic recipient under the blade, but the plastic was broken and was not happy with the dust collecting. Now nothing seem to stay on and under the table with the test I made. planeur

Merci messieurs ! And Berry I only have to move the box a little bit when changing the blade, so no bumping ! planeur P.S. I had forgotten to tell that the box is made with 1/4 " plywood

Hello scrollsaw pros ! To improve the original low suction under the table of my Excalibur scrollsaw, I made a small veneer box , easily removable, and hold by some magnets under the table . For the aspiration I use this nozzle connected to my Delta dust collector, which is also used for my bandsaw and column drill. https://www.leevalley.com/fr-ca/shop/outils/atelier/depoussierage/pieces-et-accessoires/30041-capteur-de-poussiere-magnetique-veritas It is fixed under the table with its 4 magnets, and that enters in the small box easily removable. The hose is 2.5' dia. int. This little box is also attached to the bottom by a small magnet as well as its front cover, which can be easily removed for a blade change! https://www.leevalley.com/fr-ca/shop/quincaillerie/aimants-de-terres-rares/aimants/circulaire/58750-ensembles-daimants-de-terres-rares-de-cuvettes-et-de-rondelles I added to the back of the box a piece of wood and plastic held in place by the same magnet as the box , to close the opening as much as possible and thus a better suction The suction tests are conclusive and a lot more than the original! No dust falls under or on the table. Now I can start my clock new project.....! planeur

Magnifique Dave , superbe ! Question : Do you cut all the inlays at the scrollsaw , it seem to have so much precision in your cuts ! WOW really impressed ! And also how do you transfer your photos ( on your facebook site ) into scrollsaw projet , what software ? Thanks Dave planeur

I just measured somes holes of the page 129 , on my copy 8 1/2" X 11", let say smalls holes of 1/8" D or 3/16" D , well it is exactly the same measure on my ruler! It is quite big already at almost 8" in dia. for the big wheel , so at 16 " it would be an enormous clock! I will continue my evaluation of all the plan. Thank you! planeur

Hello Jes I just made some copy ( 8 1/2" x 11" ) of the PDF document and the clock and was wandering for the size of it.... Do you have an idea of the size of that clock on page 120 ? I would say around 8" in dia. for the biggest wheel . Thanks planeur

Thanks anyway Jes this book will be on my list for sure ! Have a good day. planeur

Hello pro scrollers ! I am looking for a 1 to 1 plan of a wooden clock like this one found on the web. Do you know sites with some models and if it's possible free....! And downloadable on my computer ? Do you know that site : https://lisaboyer.com/Claytonsite/Claytonsite1.htm They seem to have a lot of models , some of you had business with them ? Thanks planeur

WOW superbe ! A beauty , and your backing is a very good idea, I 'll try to remember it....! planeur

Very realistic Jo Anne , with the thickness of the wood. What is the size of this Big Machine and depth ? Also I am curious about the wood used. And finally where did you take the model and with which sofware ? I am still looking to make one , one day..... Thanks planeur

Lucky baby and parents ! BEAUTIFUL ! As usual Brian your intarsia is quite something and funny and ready to eat.....! And the chair is a beauty with this wood! planeur

Bravo Frank, beautiful and weel done ! I prefer also the top one, it look like if it is in front of a forest , his playground ! More natural. What is the size of your masterpiece ? And what finish did you apply ? Thanks planeur

Wow! Superb Charlie, beautiful. Love that kind of art. By the way , your Charlie Brown and his gang were for a time my favorite BD planeur

Thanks Ray ! So using that Inkscape software , I would be able to do that kind of picture ( below ) or transforming a photo ( let say a women face ) with my scrollsaw ? And can I learn that software at my pace and alone ? It is free if I understand well ? What is the "enroll" inscription for ? I think you are there for helping us. Thank you for all ! planeur

I would like to do some patterns with the software GIMP2 , for cutting with on scrollsaw. I see your beautifuls pieces on the scrollsaw, and I am a little envious of your work! Is that sofware is easy to work with, do you have some tricks or advises for me , and which one is the best one ( free ! ) Thank you all planeur

WOW ! Beautiful Kris, lot of precise work! Question : how hard it is to work with GIMP2 , do you have to transform the pattern a lot ( meaning erase or add some fine lines ). Like very much to try that software. Thanks ! planeur

Beautiful job Jo, I love that kind of design! I'll do that kind of pattern one day! He was part of my favorite with his friends, couple of years ago.....! Question : when you do a pattern like that of somebody, do you have to pay it or just aking him permission , or just copy the pattern free ? Thanks! planeur

Oupsss bad move....!

Very real to the photo! Simon I understand that you did those 8 pieces with a laser equipment, but what is the technique to transform the photo to a model for the laser machine? I would like to do that kind of piece with my scrollsaw. Thanks planeur

When I fixed most of the part of my Blue Heron, I had used that gun https://www.rona.ca/fr/pistolet-a-coller , with those glue stick https://www.rona.ca/fr/arrow-batons-de-colle-tout-usage-10-transparent-12-pqt-ap10-0012055 Some parts were already glued with kind of crasy glue , and I put the hot glue to add some strengh, and it is working very good! planeur

Both beautyful Mark ! When I was looking for my Heron, I remembered sawing yours but did not knew they were from JGR ! planeur