Aaron K5ATG

Welcome to the Villiage from OKC

Does anyone happen to have the fille to this or something similer so that I can have it printed?

One of my favorite Selleck movies. Great job

Epic!

Beautiful kitty

I'm currently making a shop cart with a work bench top on it, I think that you have inspired me to make stuff with my 2X4 cut offs. Well done

I have not worked with maple or walnut yeat, but thanks to a local hardwood suppluer, I have some in my stcok so I need to get around and find something to use them for

I checked out Ocooch Hardwoods website. I'm impressed with their invatory and prices. Thanks for letting m know about a valueable resource, Plan in ordering some BB when payday arrives.

Great idea!

Thanks for the info, I will check Ocooch Hardwoods out

Thank you, I will go on the hunt for BB. Probabaly should get 4 or 5 times the amount in case of my learning experiences lol

I just took a pic of a corner of the pattern. Since the pattern is sold by a business I didn't want to show the entire pattern. You can see it in the link in the first post

Welcome to the village from Oklahoma City!

Hello everyone! I want to start a pattern that I bought a while back. its the Eagle in the Pines avaliable at Wooden Teddy Bear. Without giving too much away here is the detail that makes up this pattern. The blade in the pic is a Olson Crown Tooth Blade size 2/0. I want to do this pattern mostly as a confidence booster (or a one way ticket into a psyhiatric hospiital, not sure yet) . The plywood that I normally use will shatter at the thought of this much detail. That is the question. What wood do any of you know of that can handle this much detail and do you have a source for it. Thank you Aaron

Could someone post the link please?

I agree

Has there been ant recent updates?

Found it: Scrollsaw Workshop Pattern Catalog

I guess I'm more slow today than normal, I can't find the website to purchase his plans. Could I get a link please?

My prayers and thoughts are with you Steve. Take care of yourself and focas on healing

Thar egg looks like it would be very helpful for those of us that have arthritus and other hand issues. I hace contraction and tendonitusdeveloping in my right hand that can be bothersome but it isn't a deal breaker for me because I'm left handed. I made a wooden knob and used Gorllia epoxy and that didn't work at all. I was really supprised that the epoxy failed the first time I touched the knob after I used it. I was going to keep experimenting but I got the new scroll saw and I don't have the room in my shop to keep the old saw around just to play around with the knob. I think that I found out a reason why my blades were bending. I wasn't clamping the blade on the end. I would have the the top of the blade extend about 1/8" above the set screw and the thumb screw. I noticed that this morning. I guess that it was a habit that I did without realizing it. I thing that I started doing that on the old saw because it didn't have the clamping force that the new on has. So I started attaching the blade at the end of the blade and it seems to be working.

I'm not undersanding what you are talking about with the thumb screw swiveling. Could you please explain or show a piciture?

I remember being half assleep a few months ago and saw a YouTube video about it, but of course now I can't find it.

Oh I don't have a feeler gauge but I got one on the way from Amazon in a couple of days (What happend to the next day delivery for being a Prime member??) Is there any paticular gauge thickness I should use?

Sounds like an easy fix, that my rookie brain never considered. I will try that tonight.