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Create a Family Heirloom. Download The Jigsaw Puzzle Template Book. Only $7.00

Create one of a kind jig saw puzzles. Imagine how thrilled they will be when you create a hand cut wooden jigsaw puzzle of their photograph. Wedding and anniversary photos, birthday or special occasion.
Watch this video demonstration to see of the templates being used to create a wedding puzzle.
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You will be directed to the download page after your purchase for instant download.

This pattern book contains the following size patterns

5x5 25 piece

4x6 24 piece

5x7 35 piece

8x10 80 piece

4x6 96 piece

5x7 140 piece

8x10 320 piece

Important: On the successful payment page click the Return to Merchant button to be directed to the download page. This pattern book contains only the puzzle patterns. No pictures are included. The book is in Adobe pdf format and requires Adobe Reader to view.

Scroll Saw Keychain Pattern Maker

Use the Scroll Saw Keychain Maker to start a small keychain business. Build yourself a nice display and make up severl keychains with common names. Sell at craft shows, on Ebay or at work. Everyone needs a keychain. Take custom orders. Heck just make them and give them away as gifts. It's all made easy with the Scroll Saw Keychain Maker. Watch the video demonstration then download the file below and get started with the fun.
The following link will start the download process. After the file download is complete just click the setup file and the program will be installed.

Flying Dutchman. The blades recommended by Steve Good




Saturday, July 18, 2009

Gumball Machine


Here is a fun little project for you to make. This gumball machine is easy to make with very few cut. It uses 1/2 inch gumballs that I purchased at Walmart. The glass top is a 16oz Ball Mason Jar. You can find these jars in most grocery and department stores.

I have put together a short video to give you some tips to assemble the machine. After you watch the video you should be able to make this project in an hour or two. Let me warn you that you will have to make more than one after you show this one around. That's good because you have to buy 12 of the mason jars in a package. There pretty cheap so you might as well make a few gumball machines for gifts.

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Friday, July 17, 2009

Wood Deals Online

Travis over at Scroll Saw Village has put together a new online tool for finding lumber for your scroll saw projects. The name of the site is Wood Deals Online. I have put together a short video review of the site. Take a look then go over and check out the new site.

Wood Deals Online is just a portal for finding ebay auctions for lumber. Travis is not a partner in the transaction. Your deal will be with the seller on the auction page. Make sure you check the feedback of the seller.


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Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Weekly 60 Second Scroll Saw Tip

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Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Salute the MLB All-Star Game

The 2009 MLB All-Star game is tonight. I thought I would do a baseball trophy. You could use the trophy for the little league all-star in your family.



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Monday, July 13, 2009

The Parrot






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Mini Clock Scroll Saw Pattern


This pattern requires a 1 7/16" mini clock insert.



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Sunday, July 12, 2009

We need your help.

A good friend of the scrolling community is in trouble. Jim Stiek of Tulsa Oklahoma had his trailer, 16" RBI scroll saw, Display tent and many crafts stolen last Tuesday July 7th 2009. Please keep an eye out for the trailer in the picture below. If you think you may have seen the trailer or any of the other items contact me and I'll pass the info on to Jim.

Good luck Jim.



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Air Engine by Matthais Wandel

I know there are several of you that are fascinated by wooden mechanical machines. This air engine I found on YouTube is quite interesting. Matthais has a web page dedicated to the construction of the engine here. It is definitely not much on efficiency or power but it makes up for that with a cool factor. If you scroll to the bottom of his page you can purchase the plans online.

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Thursday, July 9, 2009

Don't try this at home.

Fingers are a valuable thing. This is a trained professional. Don't try this at home unless you want the nickname "Stumpy". Cool video and fun to watch.

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Picture Frame Making Video Series by Colin Knecht from Wood Work Web

This is a basic frame building video series by Colin from www.woodworkweb.com. If you get a chance drop by Colin and Paul's site and take a look around.

Many scrollers like to cut portrait style patterns and need frames. It can be difficult to find inexpensive frames that will fit. Take a little time to learn to make your own frames and this problem is solved. Colin does a good job of demonstrating his techniques for building custom frames.

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