Amazing wooden Intarsia sculpture you make from hardwood scraps using your scroll saw and a sander. Our full-size pattern gives you step-by step details. This 49 piece project measures 11″ x 17″.
This full size woodcraft pattern is a part of the fun, easy-to-make projects from the Winfield Collection! Be sure to look for additional patterns to add to your project list!
Uniting form and function without complicated joinery or the need for a shop full of tools, this crafting guide offers step-by-step instructions and patterns for 26 unique, keepsake boxes, made exclusively with the scroll saw. Incorporating popular scrolling techniques like fretwork, segmentation, intarsia, and layering, the projects include a holiday card holder, a desktop organizer, a patriotic flag box, and themed ideas for hikers, patriots, cowboys, and poker players. Favorites from pattern designers such as John Nelson, Gary Browning, and Rick and Karen Longabaugh are included as well as many other celebrated favorites from the pages of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts.
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Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts is the leading magazine for wood crafters and scroll saw artists, providing step-by-step projects and original patterns from the world’s best designers.
Turn your scroll saw into a power sander. Silicon carbide abrasive is aggressive enough to cut as well as sand in most materials. Shape and sand complex contours and forms, eliminating the need for tedious hand sanding. Available in (from left to right) Extra Fine, Fine, Medium and Coarse. – Pinless file measures 5″ long. – Spring steel with silicon carbide abrasive. – Fits most scroll saws. – Also fits pin vises, craft knife handles and mini hack saw handles. – Sold in pairs.
Turn your scroll saw into a power sander. Silicon carbide abrasive is aggressive enough to cut as well as sand in most materials. Shape and sand complex contours and forms, eliminating the need for tedious hand sanding. Available in (from left to right) Extra Fine, Fine, Medium and Coarse. – Pinless file measures 5″ long. – Spring steel with silicon carbide abrasive. – Fits most scroll saws. – Also fits pin vises, craft knife handles and mini hack saw handles. – Sold in pairs.
Collecting the most popular projects and useful scrolling techniques, this all-in-one reference is an essential bookend for all scroll saw libraries. While appropriate for all skill levels, new scrollers will benefit from a comprehensive section devoted to basic skills. This section includes articles pulled directly from the pages of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts on such essential subjects as choosing blades and wood, cutting, pattern placement, sanding, and safety. Beginners get plenty of advice on these basics before moving forward with novice projects, including simple Christmas motifs, a maple-leaf pattern, and a curious cat. Not to be overlooked, a variety of intermediate and advanced patterns and projects are also included, along with the techniques needed to create them—such as compound cutting for a chess set, fretworking for an intricate Victorian doll bed, intarsia for holiday ornaments, and stack cutting for a classic corner shelf. Seasoned woodworkers (more…)
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“Wooden Puzzles will provide hours of fun for anyone with a scrollsaw and represents good value for those interested in wooden puzzles generally.” —Australian Woodworker Magazine”The authors do a great job of showing you how to make the various cuts and the materials that they used. A fun book for all.” —Shortcuts.ns.ca
Collecting the most popular designs produced by Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts magazine, this authoritative guide offers 28 creative and colorful patterns for upright and interlocking puzzles. Separated by skill level for easy selection, woodworkers will find pieces ranging in themes from animal to religion—including cuddly cats, Jonah and the whale, a wooly mammoth, and the “world’s most difficult” four-piece puzzle. Each project features a color photograph of the finished piece, a pattern, and detailed, step-by-step instructions for easy completion.
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