Making a Scroll Saw Spoon Rest
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- On this week's show, I demonstrate how to use your scroll saw (or bandsaw) to make some miniature spoon rests. With a little bit of resin work and some laser embellishments, this project has a little bit of everything. I hope you enjoy it.
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Great little spoon caddy Ken, nice and simple and quick. And like Alan said all from scrap which we all have plenty of. Thanks for the video, and have a great day Ken.
Glad that you liked it David. Thanks for tuning in to the show. I hope you make some of these.
A very worthwhile project. They would be very handy on the porch, patio, and even during break time in the workshop. How about for the grand-kids when they have hot chocolate. Enjoyed, take are!
They could even be up-sized and made into coasters Michael. That resin would really seal in the wood and prevent any moisture damage. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Way to go Kenny. And another excellent project and simple to.
Glad that you liked it Karl. Thanks for tuning in this week.
Kenny, glad to have a scroll saw project. Very cool....
Scroll saw projects are always fun and the results are always amazing. Glad that you liked it Jim. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Yet another simple but highly effective project 👍
Glad that you liked it Barry. Thanks for tuning in this week.
Enjoy your videos. Have learned alot, but really love your sound effects.
Sound effects? I use sound effects on the show? LOL. Thanks for tuning in Fred. It's very much appreciated.
Hi Ken, very cute project specially for scrap wood which we all have (lol), Ken Thanks for sharing have a great weekend ☕ have a cuppa for me👍
Glad that you liked it Alan. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to leave your comment. I appreciate it.
Rather interesting Kenny, I like your methods.
These are fun little projects that are a great way to use up some scrap materials William. I'm glad that you enjoyed the process. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Nice project Ken. Good idea to show the use of lightburn as well.
Once you get into it Harry, Lightburn is fairly easy to navigate. I'm glad that you liked the project. Thanks for tuning in.
Love this one... Great Job...
Glad that you liked it Joel. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words.
Excellent project, Ken. I am learning Lightburn and your walkthrough was 1st class.
Glad that you found the walkthrough helpful Peter. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Way cool! Been using/learning my XTool and lightburn! Love this idea!
Glad that I could provide you with an idea for a project Bob. Good luck with your learning and don't forget that you can always ask any questions that you might have. Thanks for tuning in.
Hi Kenny, again a nice little project, you sure are teasing people to get a laser! I've so far resisted 😂
I do enjoy my laser engravers Philip and they do add a very professional look to any embellishments that you might want to add to your projects but they aren't for everyone. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave your comment this week.
Kenny, great use of some scraps. I just might have to “borrow” this idea with some modifications. I don’t have a laser but I am sure my CNC can carve things quite easily. Maybe we will see. Thanks for the idea.
I'd love to see your version of this project on your channel Paul. I hope you do produce it. Thanks for tuning in this week.
How timely I just bought a Longer Ray 5 10 watt Laser with air assist arriving tomorrow. Updated my Lightburn too. So I will be making some of these 😀🛫
The Longer Ray 5 is a capable 10watt machine. I showcased it a little while ago here on the show. I would definitely suggest an air assist setup for it though to minimize the overturn on your engravings. I have seen plenty of folks who 3D print their own air assist nozzles if that is something that's up your ally. Good luck with your Ray5 and please don't hesitate to ask any questions you might have. Thanks for tuning in.
@@acutabove_woodworkings the laser arrived last week, the air assist today 😀. As you said this helps mitigate the over burn. I am burning test tile for the Norton White technique now. I used the default settings in the test grid from Lightburn and they were really hot,
And yes I have a 3 d printer too! 😀🛫
Nice!
Glad that you liked it Julie. Thanks for tuning in.
@@acutabove_woodworkings I look forward to you shows and seldom miss them 😊 you have me on the laser stuff now and enjoying my glowforge but I am still learning 😊 I had an idea from one of your past shows where you made the wall dragonfly I made this one but was not happy with how my wings turned out, I wonder now with the laser could I cut out something that looks more like their wings? Thought maybe if I put a dragonfly bug in your ear maybe with your wing design skills ? Just an idea ? Hint hint 😊
@@juliet4262 How big do you need the wing to be? Send me an email and we will work out how to do it. I have several ideas but one involved a dragon fly wing image, converted to a line drawing in Lightburn, then a secondary layer offsetting the perimeter of the wing. The offset would be set to cut and the wing line drawing would be set to engrave. Could be stunning. Just a thought.
@@acutabove_woodworkings I will send a email thanks I was thinking something along the same idea
Thanks
You're very welcome Joseph. Thanks for tuning in.
It was a great project again, but I seriously think Mrs Ken needs to cut down on the tea lol
Oh, so YOU'RE the guy who said that. LOL. Earlier today, she said that I need to have a chat with someone who said that she should lower her tea consumption. She was mortified. LOL. Considering yourself told Mark. LOL. Thanks for tuning in this week sir and for the kind words on the show.