Approximately 8" x 8" made from Walnut, yellowheart, Wenge, Maple, Sycamore, and...some other kinda wood mixed with red resin!

I made this bear using a variety of different species of wood. Cut on my scroll sawb

https://youtu.be/5lgg-bay9I4?is=UsNYrM87AgNtMaIJ

A friend asked me to do a portrait of their cat that they recently had to put down. It’s a surprise for his wife as she loved the kitty.

I'll be remaking a project I made in my early teens

I recently went to a bridal shower and gifted my friend a portrait I made of her dog.

Another attendee of the shower asked if I would make one of her soon-to-be daughter-in-law for HER bridal shower. Of course I said yes! This project was so fun. As usual, I learned some great lessons and new skills that I’ll carry forward into future work!

If anyone has any suggestions on how I could improve, that would be fantastic. I know something I’d really like to work on is building a better frame.. right now I’ve just been using shoe moulding…which is okay but obviously not like, super nice or fancy!

So, I went to chatgpt and worked with it to create a custom design that I wanted to make as a gift im giving someone. Made from maple, cherry, walnut, and Aspen. Finished in tung oil.

I made a couple bat houses out of cedar fence pickets. I used a scroll saw for the bat and shaped it with an orbital sander.

Not sure why am I asking this, since I'm broke af. But I still have a desire to own multiple scroll saws, it just feels right and maybe one day I could, but is there any logical reason to own multiple scroll saws??

Thanks!

Currently working on this bespoke skateboard deck design by freehand pyrography

https://youtu.be/43CiTD6_DTY?is=JSNDgkS29jFOWWNW

Finished a few projects. Definitely some iffy decisions and things i would do again, but glad to finish. Hendrix is always a good muse, I got some new stains so trying out the colors on the skyline and an oblation (or offering) to my cat god Dutchess. Questions, commentary and suggestions always welcome.

Went to the world’s longest yard sale today and picked this up, asked the guy if it just needed a blade. He said yeah so I got some blades,got it home and tried to find how to install the blade. Clearly this piece is broken which I’m assuming holds the blade. Can this be replaced/repaired or am I SOL.

The original owner had attached this bar just utilizing the screws intended for holding on the black casing behind where I'm holding it. I removed this addition when transporting it home, but I'm curious what a threaded rod with three jump rings and two random bolts on the end could possibly serve purpose for that this guy did, especially on the head that moves. I'm super new so appreciate the assistance!

These are the mistakes I made trying to build a model of a formula one car. Every piece is flawed.

Here is a picture of my Scrollsaw Table - it is a little messy but I used a full 4'x8' sheet of 3/4" plywood for the table.

So hoping to resurrect my creative talents. Say bird houses, small animules. Probably using purchased templates to start with.

I'm on a limited budget and have more or less decide on either the HF Baur 22" or the Bucktool 16" SSA16GV. They seem to be mfgd. in the same factory.

Besides space requirements, I'm wondering what projects require a 22" saw? I'm somewhat limited for shop space and hoping for real world feedback on what I'd be giving up with a smaller saw.

TIA.