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Angled Cutting on Scroll Saw
In this project I share the making of this collapsible Christmas Tree.
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Відео

Bandsaw Circle Cutting Jig
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In this video I will describe for you how to make a bandsaw circle cutting jig so you can make your own rounds for crafts, signs, tables and other projects. See the plan photo for the jig on my website: www.scrollsawcorner.com/post/bandsaw-circle-jig-plan
Shaping tools and techniques for Scroll Saw
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In this video I discuss the various sanding tools and techniques I use for my scroll saw woodworking projects. Primarily intended for intarsia woodworking, these techniques can be used for segmentation or other projects as well.
Make a Dice Tray on the Scroll Saw
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In this video I take you through a project of my own design. Simple box joint style joinery cut on the scroll saw using 1/4" stock produces a functional and attractive gaming accessory. Find the pattern on my website at www.scrollsawcorner.com
Cutting Fretwork with Spiral Blades on the Scroll Saw
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In this video I discuss cutting a fretwork pattern by Russ Beard on 1/4" figured walnut using #2/0 spiral blades. I typically prefer flat blades for everything, fretwork included, but this type of pattern works well with spiral blades.
How to Stack Cut on the Scroll Saw
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In this video I use a #5 skip tooth reverse blade and #3 spiral blade to cut 6 layersof 1/8th" baltic birch plywood. I will take you through my method for preparing the stack. Thank you for watching.
Choosing the right Scroll Saw Blades
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In this video I share my experience with various scroll saw blades. I discuss my favorite blades and show some results from a short test of several brands and styles on plywood, thin hardwood, and thick hardwood.
French Cleat Tool Holder for Layout Tools
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In this video I'll use the scroll saw, router, oscillating multitool, pin nailer and more to build a holder for my common layout tools.
Pug Fretwork on Scroll Saw and Shop Updates
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In this video I cut a pattern shared by Russ Beard. I used #2 reverse tooth and #5 skip tooth reverse blades from Flying Dutchman on 1/4" Baltic birch. I also show a few upgrades I've done in the wood shop including French cleats, drill press cabinet, and workbench casters.
Scroll Saw Bowl
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This is the first time I've made one of these layered bowls on the scroll saw. The whole project took a little over an hour. This is made with 3/8" thick Paduak. Finishing took about an hour for several coats of shellac. Pattern by Steve Good scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/ Music by www.bensound.com
Scroll Saw Lettering, Intarsia, and Dremel Tool Feedback
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In this video I discuss a lettering project, beginning an intarsia project, and some feedback on Dremel accessories for sanding/shaping the projects. I also show some recent acquisitions. I am trying a little different format for the video this time so please give feedback if you have any. You can also send me feedback and see my projects on Instagram @vansiceworks
Intarsia Ducklings on the Scroll Saw
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Intarsia project designed by Kathy Wise and cut/finished by me. Featured in issue 70 of Scroll Saw Woodworking and Crafts Magazine, this Ducklings pattern is made with Yellow Heart, American and Peruvian Walnut, Cedar, and Ebony. Approximately 50 pieces and 10 hours were required. Finished in Clear Satin Lacquer, this piece was a simple Intarsia project that I recommend for anyone of any skill ...
Memorials and Lettering on the Scroll Saw
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This video discusses a memorial piece made for the family of a friend who passed away. A fretwork logo and combination of inside and outside lettering are used to memorialize the subject. I used a #1 skip tooth reverse blade, maple, walnut, paduak and mahogany to complete the piece. Blue Mixol tint creates a rich blue backer for the logo and shellac provides some protection and a glossy finish.
Segmentation on a $40 scroll saw
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I often recommend finding an inexpensive used scroll saw for people who want to get into the craft. I also frequently suggest using poplar wood from big box stores and doing segmentation projects as skill builders. Today I'll take you through a segmentation project using poplar on a $40 scroll saw. Music by: www.bensound.com
Fretwork on the Scroll Saw
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In this video I demonstrate the way I prepare a piece for cutting on the scroll saw and take you through from start to finish. I will do more videos of cutting and ultimately assembly on this fretwork box. Pattern is from Making Wooden Boxes on the Scroll Saw by Scroll Saw Woodworking and Crafts Magazine Music: www.bensound.com

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @DanoSlingz
    @DanoSlingz 5 днів тому

    Great looking project!!

  • @bigjoe2458
    @bigjoe2458 23 дні тому

    I am interested in what brand scroll saw you use and what types of blades is best for intarsia. I tried making the deer head one year but it looked terrible.

    • @ianvansice9227
      @ianvansice9227 20 днів тому

      I use a Jet 22" scroll saw and usually use #3 or #5 pegas MGT, olsen PGT, or flying dutchman ultra skip reverse blades. Intarsia is hard with both the cutting accuracy and shaping details needed but it just takes practice.

  • @stevejensen3471
    @stevejensen3471 28 днів тому

    Excellent vid Bud. I picked me up a used Hegner and was wondering what blade tyou recommend cutting some curves in 3/4-inch thick quartersawn white oak? Would need a smooth finish! Thanks and Happy Holidays! JB

    • @ianvansice9227
      @ianvansice9227 28 днів тому

      I would usually use a #3 or #5 in one of the pegas MGT, olson PGT, or flying dutchman ultra skip reverse. Good luck!

  • @rainbowbudgies1129
    @rainbowbudgies1129 Місяць тому

    Thank you for this helpful information.

  • @rainbowbudgies1129
    @rainbowbudgies1129 Місяць тому

    Thank you for your video. It was quite helpful and informative. It was nice to find out about the HT tools as well and seeing your own work in the background, proves your option ideas are definitely worthwhile.

  • @torowazup1
    @torowazup1 2 місяці тому

    👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👻

  • @houch7640
    @houch7640 2 місяці тому

    Graet Video Sir! Do you have any videos on making the downdraught table

  • @vladnickul
    @vladnickul 6 місяців тому

    well... dremell tools are really bad the quality and spec. are comparable to any discount/budget brand. get yourself a Proxxon ;)

  • @bernardmcmahon7434
    @bernardmcmahon7434 6 місяців тому

    Sorry, how did you assemble it to get the 3D effect?

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner 6 місяців тому

      The piece is cut at an angle so they wedge into place when you push the outer edges back.

  • @stevebrown2079
    @stevebrown2079 7 місяців тому

    Very helpful video. Thanks so much!

  • @bobicard2503
    @bobicard2503 7 місяців тому

    This video did help a lot for this beginner... thanks!

  • @stevebrown2079
    @stevebrown2079 7 місяців тому

    Great video. Very helpful and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing.

  • @nedcramdon1306
    @nedcramdon1306 8 місяців тому

    Will they all cut bridge girders and freight train line rails?

  • @ASCarvings
    @ASCarvings 10 місяців тому

    Great project. Where can we get the pattern from?

  • @mahlenbrenda
    @mahlenbrenda 11 місяців тому

    Have you tried using one of those inflatable drum sanders? You can get one for the drill press fairly inexpensively. I enjoyed seeing your techniques for the other sanders. Thanks for the informative video.

  • @RonSnayberger
    @RonSnayberger Рік тому

    Good job cutting but not a good job showing what happened after you took the pattern off the wood. I would have liked to see you put the tree together and show all the sides.

  • @alfredobanuelos4730
    @alfredobanuelos4730 Рік тому

    Wait. How did you put it together? From someone who doesn’t really understand what just happened, I missed the reveal. I watched this video because I was intrigued by the finished product.

  • @johnhope6428
    @johnhope6428 Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing this project, I do free hand castles and pyramid's, so would like to add this to my collectio, You did mention the persons name who put the pattern on his site, being partialy deaf didnt catch it, so who was that person please, and where can one get a copy of the pattern please

  • @jimkidd6574
    @jimkidd6574 Рік тому

    Loved the tree where could I get the pattern?

  • @myrwnasvergadis
    @myrwnasvergadis Рік тому

    what you use to lubricate your spiral blades and how many blades did you use-break for this project?

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner Рік тому

      I don't use anything specific for blade lubrication but I do change the blades pretty frequently. I can't recall exactly how many I used on this project but I imagine it could have been 5-10.

    • @myrwnasvergadis
      @myrwnasvergadis Рік тому

      @@ScrollSawCorner ty very much

  • @jamesrigelman7154
    @jamesrigelman7154 Рік тому

    Hi, I'm Jim from Wisconsin. I'm a newbie scroll sawer and enjoyed your video of the angle cut pine tree. I would like to cut one out myself. Can you tell me where I can find the pattern?

  • @CASniffer
    @CASniffer Рік тому

    Where can one get a copy of the template? Thanks!

  • @tommytitmouse
    @tommytitmouse Рік тому

    very informative, and a couple of your suggestions I hadn`t even considerd but I will now. My problem is I only have a smallish shed (10ft L x 8ft w) so I`m getting more & more limited in what I can add otherwise I`ll be climbing over tools . Plus,I have two cats that live in there also ,and They keep complaining about the space in there diminishing all the time .LoL

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner Рік тому

      There are always more tools to consider! I find myself reducing the selection as I get further into my craft.

  • @alanjohnson2673
    @alanjohnson2673 Рік тому

    Hiya, so the first cut (the outside cut) is at 90° then all the rest a 3°, am I correct?,thank you.

  • @pkc68
    @pkc68 Рік тому

    Nice work

  • @tommytitmouse
    @tommytitmouse Рік тому

    Hi & I`m finding your Video very informative.,can you tell me what would you suggest for "2 x 2" x 4" length Pine , cutting out Compound Christmas decorations in say Olsen pinless blades?

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner Рік тому

      I'd try a number 5 pgt or skip tooth reverse in the olson first. 2x2 is pretty thick for a scroll saw so clearing the dust is going to be important. Take it slow and back off from your cuts frequently to give the blade time to move the dust out. Good luck!

    • @tommytitmouse
      @tommytitmouse Рік тому

      @@ScrollSawCorner OK Thanks for the quick reply , Yes, I`ll try those. He who dares Wins 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @MLK60100
    @MLK60100 Рік тому

    What saw do you use.

  • @garrythomas1680
    @garrythomas1680 Рік тому

    Sorry. I missed the angle of the saw blade?

  • @GuidoMillonezz
    @GuidoMillonezz Рік тому

    You going to have a long live, there are a lot of ppl like so happy to find an very instructional video like this, it was beyond what I was looking for…

  • @GuidoMillonezz
    @GuidoMillonezz Рік тому

    Scroll saw vs Cnc machine? I find a lot of creators over investing in Cnc machines when they could do the same with a big fraction of the money.

  • @woodyfriendron
    @woodyfriendron Рік тому

    Very informative, I also have just gone into Intarsia, I have been scrolling for some six years now, and think I have the skill leval to move up to this next level. I intend to use Pine & paint, then I intend to start using different coloured woods. Thank you for the video, very much appreciated. Roy in Australia.

  • @hipdogdsv
    @hipdogdsv Рік тому

    That's really cute!

  • @SidebandSamurai
    @SidebandSamurai Рік тому

    I really loved your video, a suggestion would be a good over head shot so we can see how your are cutting the pattern. A GoPro will fit the bill nicely. Overall great pacing and was really enjoyable to watch.

  • @jayantomondal5497
    @jayantomondal5497 Рік тому

    आप सारscrol saw का वेलेट भेजावा छाक्त है सार वेलेट भेजते नहि दिखात है वेलेट भेजावा ते दिखवा नेहि तै नेहि भेजें सार तै आपका मवाइल नंव इस्किन पर नंबर दे दिजिये सार वात करना चाताहु सार मेरा घर मालकानगिरी ओड़िशा सार आप वेलेट भेजना चाहता है 12" का वेलेट भेजावा छाक्त है सार

  • @snyperbob
    @snyperbob Рік тому

    Very cool! Thanks for sharing. I would like to attempt this as my first project, where can I find that pattern?

  • @marcobazzucchi5563
    @marcobazzucchi5563 Рік тому

    Thanks for your advise 🙏

  • @rosesj1322
    @rosesj1322 Рік тому

    Is there a link to the deer pattern

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner Рік тому

      It's a Judy Gale Roberts pattern and can be found on her site intarsia.com

  • @manolonify
    @manolonify Рік тому

    Very good job and well explained. Why don't you make a video explaining how the pieces are sanded to give them a rounded shape? a greeting.

  • @PureBloodWNC
    @PureBloodWNC Рік тому

    Is your scroll saw tilted so the bed is angled from front to back with the front being lower than the rear of the bed? Sorry for the long run on sentence. 😂

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner Рік тому

      Yes it is, I have the back raised about 3 or 4 inches. I think I measured it at 8 degrees

    • @PureBloodWNC
      @PureBloodWNC Рік тому

      @@ScrollSawCorner do you find its helpful to see the work piece better? What’s the thought process here? Thx again!

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner Рік тому

      @BillKillillay I think it helps with neck strain from not having to look over the table quite as much. Thanks for watching!

    • @PureBloodWNC
      @PureBloodWNC Рік тому

      @@ScrollSawCorner thank you! I think I am going to follow suit and give it a try. Appreciate you!

  • @garypodobnick3685
    @garypodobnick3685 2 роки тому

    Where did you get your pattern with the base??

  • @KE4YAL
    @KE4YAL 2 роки тому

    Great work really like the look is the pattern available anywhere I really enjoy scroll sawing but I’m terrible at creating patterns Thanks for sharing

  • @joaomarques3757
    @joaomarques3757 2 роки тому

    Good afternoon... where can I buy this type of blade... I'm thinking of buying a scroll saw ryobi srw 1240g what do you think about this model... I haven't bought any scroll saw yet

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner 2 роки тому

      Blades come from a variety of places depending on where you live. I buy some online and some at local woodcraft stores. I think the ryobi models are OK for new users but they have more vibration and less features than higher end ones. Enjoy!

    • @joaomarques3757
      @joaomarques3757 2 роки тому

      thanks for the help... here in Portugal it's not easy to get certain brands of scroll saw

  • @mtz3843
    @mtz3843 2 роки тому

    so the tree is hallow on the backside, everything is pushed forward right? you did not show that part?

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner 2 роки тому

      This is correct, it is pushed forward from the center and it locks into place that way.

  • @nicohuis
    @nicohuis 2 роки тому

    Very nice idea. could i get a working drawing of this?

  • @donaldsterchi8270
    @donaldsterchi8270 2 роки тому

    Excellent teaching skills. Thank you.

  • @pizzawarlord9232
    @pizzawarlord9232 2 роки тому

    Great video

  • @ChuckFarlieSeesAll
    @ChuckFarlieSeesAll 2 роки тому

    As a beginner, it feels like you missed some steps. How did you assemble it for instance?

    • @ScrollSawCorner
      @ScrollSawCorner 2 роки тому

      Hi Chuck, the tree is cut with a bevel so the pieces slide forward and lock into place. There is not really much to the assembly. I didn't use any glue or anything, just pop into place.

    • @ChuckFarlieSeesAll
      @ChuckFarlieSeesAll 2 роки тому

      @@ScrollSawCorner It would’ve been helpful to see how it went together. I’m just starting out and could’ve used to the guidance

    • @spittyfire3
      @spittyfire3 Рік тому

      @@ChuckFarlieSeesAll Same here. Weird that assembly wasn't included in the video. Makes me think it may not be as straight forward as it seems. Especially if it's so easy. Show how easy it is.

  • @kenn1936
    @kenn1936 2 роки тому

    Excellent video. Thank you for sharing. Do you sell the patterns for the projects you have on your wall???