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Not my first scrollsaw project, obviously, but the one that I’m most proud of. Nearly a year in the works, with a whole lot of down time due to a shaft problem with my thickness planer. Pattern by John A. Nelson, from a book of 5 patterns. Two left to do.
-- Scrollsawing - a hobby for those who can't cut a straight line.





























28 comments so far
Duckarrowtypes
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posted 692 days ago
WOW!
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Russel
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posted 692 days ago
WOW is right. Very impressive; the work and the patience to build it. Okay everybody, all together now, WOW!.
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ChrisBabayco
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posted 692 days ago
Wow!!!
toyguy
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posted 692 days ago
My eyes are going buggy just looking at it…..
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MsDebbieP
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posted 692 days ago
WOW
holy moly wow
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Grumpy
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posted 692 days ago
Beautiful job & wow again.
“Always look on the bright side of life”- Monty Python
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CharlieM1958
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posted 692 days ago
Incredible detail!!!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
TreeBones
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posted 692 days ago
Yea, WOW!
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airfieldman
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posted 692 days ago
Not just WOW, but WOW (that’s “wow” backwards!)
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Shopsmithtom
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posted 692 days ago
Not a lot of long replies, here. It’s hard to be verbose when you’re awe struck. Wow was my first thought, too. -SST
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molarman
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posted 692 days ago
WOW WOW WOW !!!! Amazing !!
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cassy
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posted 692 days ago
Very beautiful,could you please let us know the dimensions.
-- dave montreal
Daren Nelson
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posted 692 days ago
I hate to just say WOW, it’s been said already. But I know if you sat that in front of 100 people who had some concept of how much work went into it…95 would say WOW, the other 5 would just be speechless.
-- Urban logger, http://nelsonwoodworks.biz/
rpmurphy509
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posted 692 days ago
9 out of 10 wood workers agree, WOW!
The tenth one hasn’t seen it yet.
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CoolDavion
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posted 692 days ago
Nice!
How big is it?
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Jamie
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posted 692 days ago
Okay.. Here’s the 10th woodworker.. WOW! What kind of finish?
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miles125
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posted 692 days ago
Wow!
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joebloggins
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posted 692 days ago
Thaniks guys for the multitude of WOWs. The clock is solid oak, stands 48 inches high and 15×18 on the base. Finish – just a clear spray coat, don’t even remember the brand. No way to use a brush or other similar tool for finishing, just too many holes to catch and hold the finish itself. If you brush or even spray before you cut, the cutouts will have a bit of a different colour. Need a glass case now, it’s a bugger for collecting dust.
-- Scrollsawing - a hobby for those who can't cut a straight line.
MsDebbieP
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posted 692 days ago
I wondered about the dust.
4’... wow
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Greg Wurst
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posted 692 days ago
My wife does most of the scroll saw projects in our house. She wants to do one of these detailed clocks, but I doubt she has the patience for one of that intricacy. Nice work indeed!
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bigpops0259
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posted 692 days ago
WOOOW! very nice glad too see someone with that kind of patience.
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Thos. Angle
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posted 692 days ago
IMPRESSIVE. That’s better than repeating WOW.
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mrtrim
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posted 692 days ago
impressive nice work !! thanks for the tip thos i was gettin ready to say wow lol
splinter41
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posted 691 days ago
nice work I’m a scroller too and I know what kind of a workout that can be,have the pattern but afraid to try. love it,its beautiful !!
Dadoo
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posted 691 days ago
Holy cow! That’s some detail! Now do it with a 2×4 and you’re sure to win the competition this year!
-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!
rikkor
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posted 691 days ago
I’m just going to shoot myself. Dang that’s nice.
Dana
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posted 666 days ago
Very impressive!!!! And I hate to sound like a broken record,.... but,.......WOW!!!!!
-- Dana,Texas
Jim Ganley
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I have several plans from Spielman but have not gained the courage WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOw
-- Jim - Cushing, WI