I would say thanks to you for the excellent and clear presentation of how to use the scroll saw, I am really happy to have a new knowledge how to start to practice a new skill, thanks once again .
Greatttttttt idea's! I wish I could buy plans and templates, but being 74 years old and retired, and on a tight fixed income I can't.I really have come to enjoy woodworking the last two years and will die soon in a pile of dust. ha ha The Lord Jesus Christ has really Blessed my life with many plans. I was building outdoor items, for the garden, patio benches and pet restraints, now I'm enjoy making toys. I really thank all people who make templates at little of no cost.thank you so much Ed.
I play a lot, but mostly easier projects, I use the scroll saw some, as I"m able too. I find the band saw most used. I also like to build toys and do minor work with the scroll saw there too.. Thank you for all I have learned . ed
I found his website about 8 months ago, and your right, he is great. I don't do that type of scroll sawing too much, so I only have a couple of his templates. I do mostly toys and cut outs for building toys. I cut the pieces for trucks and cars, and boats mostly and this is the blunt of my template needs. Thank you for your information, even though I have been using this site and get his emails. ED
Which would be a good scroll saw for a homeowner beginner and to keep it permanent can you please let me know thank you and which are the blades I should buy
Hi Daniela, I mostly use the 3m spray glue because WalMart and Home Depot carry it and it is the least expensive. I'm not really picky about the spray glue I use, just about any spray glue should work for the needs of sticking paper to wood. I always glue my patterns to some sort of tape, so I never need to remove the pattern after it's been glue I just peel the tape and the pattern comes with it.
***** Make sure you have sanded it down to at least a 220 grit I like going to 400 or 600 when staining pine. I also use a sanding sealer on the entire piece of pine before adding the stain. Sanding sealer helps prevent blotching which can be prevalent when it comes to staining pine, follow the instructions on the sealer before adding the sealer.
Hey Dino, the blue painters tape does a couple things. First, it makes it easier to remove the pattern since you are not glueing the pattern directly to the wood. Second, the glue in the tape actually lubricates the blade as it cuts making cutting a bit easier. Good luck and and have fun...Bob
+Goolam Chohan You can get a used scroll saw for about $50.00 or spend as much as $2,000 on a highend scroll saw. The Excalibur in the video is about $850.00 Usd
I would say thanks to you for the excellent and clear presentation of how to use the scroll saw, I am really happy to have a new knowledge how to start to practice a new skill, thanks once again
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Wowww. So glad I watched this. You are very helpful and your videos are easy to follow. Thanks
thanks for the info------your work is super.
Looks great
Great Work!!
wow! you're good at this!
looking good video .going to purchase scroll saw.enjoyed you video.ks for your inputs.
Good luck with your new scroll saw Charlie and have fun with it too...Bob
Great video
Stain wood with watery acrylic paint or acrylic ink.With three colours you can mix any other colour you like(use red yellow and blue)
Precioso trabajo
You haven't made a video in a while are you still making them just wondering where you've been Jim
Greatttttttt idea's! I wish I could buy plans and templates, but being 74 years old and retired, and on a tight fixed income I can't.I really have come to enjoy woodworking the last two years and will die soon in a pile of dust. ha ha The Lord Jesus Christ has really Blessed my life with many plans. I was building outdoor items, for the garden, patio benches and pet restraints, now I'm enjoy making toys. I really thank all people who make templates at little of no cost.thank you so much Ed.
Hi Ed, I'm in about the same position. I'm 78 but still like to play.
I play a lot, but mostly easier projects, I use the scroll saw some, as I"m able too. I find the band saw most used.
I also like to build toys and do minor work with the scroll saw there too.. Thank you for all I have learned .
ed
Hi Ed... Go here for heaps of free scrollsaw plans. scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.co.nz/
Cheers
I found his website about 8 months ago, and your right, he is great.
I don't do that type of scroll sawing too much, so I only have a couple of his templates. I do mostly toys and cut outs for building toys. I cut the pieces for trucks and cars, and boats mostly and this is the blunt of my template needs.
Thank you for your information, even though I have been using this site and get his emails.
ED
@@Jevandtieriel I was looking for a place just like this. Much appreciated!
Which would be a good scroll saw for a homeowner beginner and to keep it permanent can you please let me know thank you and which are the blades I should buy
what font is that?
and also, I got this like 1.5 inch thick wood, do i use blade 12 for cutting?
What font did you use on the John Wayne Text?
Hi whatvfont did you use on this
where is the patterns below you was talkig about?
Do you have another channel you upload on? Or did you simply just stop uploading
Acabo de comprar una y la verdad no puedo hacerlo como se ve que es fácil 😎
piolin, The more you use it the easier it gets. Congratulations on the new saw...Bob
@@Scrollsawforum1 gracias por su atención a mi pregunta saludos desde Altamira México 😎😎😎😎😎😎
Hi I’m new to scrolling, are you still making videos?
How did you make the pattern to put on your wood?
+Steve Baker I use PhotoShop to make my patterns.
Well can I get that shape of letters ?
What kind of spray glue did you use?
Hi Daniela, I mostly use the 3m spray glue because WalMart and Home Depot carry it and it is the least expensive. I'm not really picky about the spray glue I use, just about any spray glue should work for the needs of sticking paper to wood. I always glue my patterns to some sort of tape, so I never need to remove the pattern after it's been glue I just peel the tape and the pattern comes with it.
thank you very much for your help
on the blue tape I find my self using rubber cement lately. It seems to be easier to use and comes off better
hi. my name is ali . i from Iran. i love wood. can you send me some scrollsaw pattern and project
+Ali Sabzali go to ScrollsawParadise.com he has patterns on that, you should be able to download them and print them out at home on your printer...
I use a white pine. Do you have any tips on easy ways to stain it?
***** Make sure you have sanded it down to at least a 220 grit I like going to 400 or 600 when staining pine. I also use a sanding sealer on the entire piece of pine before adding the stain. Sanding sealer helps prevent blotching which can be prevalent when it comes to staining pine, follow the instructions on the sealer before adding the sealer.
Thank you very much for your help with this. :)
Why the blu painters tape?
Hey Dino, the blue painters tape does a couple things. First, it makes it easier to remove the pattern since you are not glueing the pattern directly to the wood. Second, the glue in the tape actually lubricates the blade as it cuts making cutting a bit easier. Good luck and and have fun...Bob
Thanks for your quick respons. And by the way JOHN WAYNE never looked so good.
whats the cost for the scroll saw??
+Goolam Chohan You can get a used scroll saw for about $50.00 or spend as much as $2,000 on a highend scroll saw. The Excalibur in the video is about $850.00 Usd
Why did he stop posting video :(
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Hmmm I finally followed Robert's advice and took woodprix. It's great for beginners, and has some advanced stuff too.
hi. my name is ali . i from Iran. i love wood. can you send me some scrollsaw pattern and project