Christian Bergeron

My lastest Easter creation for a special gift for my grachildren and my friends' kid

Good day, i would like to know if any of you guy have used airbrush for painting or staining with the saman teint and americana acrylic paint ? Thank you very much for your support.

Oui c'est clair merci beaucoup.

Good day, i would like to know if you guy use bottom or top feeding for your blade. I'm a top feeder, i see some of you use bottom feeder. Do we get use to it after doing it for a while. I did try it for a while, but i was having difficulty to secure the bottom part because i could not see it ? Do you guy have any hint that does make it easier to secure it ?

I created this model to organize a draw at an evening activity in honor of the volonteers who participed in the 2025 poppy campain in tribute to veterans.

Yes i did order two kit, by cleaning i did realize that it had nothing to do with it. The reason why the lever is flipping up it's because the plastic wear out after a while.

Thank you very much for the hint i really do appriciate it

Thank you very much, i guess i'll be using it now, it would save me a lot of time .

Good day, i have never a Mac Mop, i would like to use it but i'm scare to break some détails on my project that would ruin my project ? Did you break any details using it ? Thank you for your support

Good day, like you all know i'm french Canadiens i'll do my best to write my topic so you all can understand. The other day i did ask a question about having a problem with my white level that keep popping up on me as soon as i push on my pedal. I was told to look at somebody post that explain how to resolve that problem by cleaning it. I did try but it did not work. I decided to study the mechanism and to remove everything to clean it, but it still did not work after i put everything back to it place. But i decide to make this post that i think might help you if you have to replace all those parts. To begin i decide to make a stand so that i could keep the head up without having to hold it with my hand, because i would need three hands. I cut a piece of pine with the height of 70 mm and i did secure it on a piece of plywood 1/4 " thick (see Picture). So that made it really easy for me to remove the small pin that hold the white level. After i did remove my stand so i could push on the pin from the top to the bottom by doing i did get access to the head spring an the main pin ( see picture ). I also remove the black nob so i would clean it also. I did clean everything with WD40 i did the reverse procedure tu put everything back together using my stand to give access to the hole to put the pin back in that hold the white level. Then i did give it a try an i was disappoint because i still had the same problem. Now after i did all that, i do think that it could be the pin that hold the white level that is now to loose because it was really easy to remove that pin or maybe the spring. I decide to make this post for peoples that would like to change the parts in spite of getting the hold heads kit that is about 120,00$. I will be ordering the part an i will come back to let you know if it did fixe my problem. I do hope you can understand my post and i'm sorry for my grammar and spelling mistake. If you do have any question do not hesitate to ask me. Happy new years to you all !!!

Here is my latest creation in honor of my brothers and sisters in arms.

Chicago c'est l'équipe de mon petit-fils, j'ai aussi fais le logo du CH Chicago is the favorite team of my grand son, i did male a CH logo for myself

Thank you very much, i did not create the pattern somedody else did it for me

I'm a Canadien Armed Forces Vet, i do like to do scroll saw to help me with my PTSB. Sorry about my writing i'm french Canadien

My wife did create the girlfriend

Here is some of my work for this Christmas ! I've discover the scroll saw about 4 years ago it does help me to control my PTSD from Canadian Forces

Excellent work

Not exactly the same but you may like it. Sorry for my writing i'm French Canadiens. https://scrollsawartist.com/scroll-saw-patterns/holidays/christmas/?sort=featured&page=62