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Hi Back to work today, no scrolling for a few days :( Just thought I would share this one. An eagles head, cut in Elm (nice wood to work with) with oil finish. Thanks for looking, and thanks for the comments - kind of spurs you on!

Hi Martin I'm lucky enough to live in the Southwest and a short drive to Yandels of Martock.

Hi A couple of crosses, the larger one (9inch) is Iroko the smaller one Yellow Birch. Thanks for looking

Hi all Busy day with the saw, here is a dragon, 18mm chestnut, size is about 8 inches by 6 inches. Thanks for looking

Thanks for the trigonometry lesson Gill, never thought of hole drilling like that before! Thanks for the comments folks :lol:

This is a small pen knife made from Ash and inlaid with Purple Heart, and with a simple oil finish, my first attempt at some inlay work. You can see a small "oversized" blade entry hole on the pic (how do you do that without it showing??) - but well pleased for a first effort - it even opens...

Thanks for the comments. I use an SIP 01928 - would love to upgrade but that little thing called money always stops me! Blades used were FD-SR No 5.

Hi Never posted a photo of my work before, would appreciate any comments, good or bad!!. This dragon plaque is cut from elm and finished with danish oil.

Hi I am fairly new to the world of the scroll saw and have recently found this site and forum and after banging my head with this problem thought I would seek some help. I have been using the SIP 01928 saw for the last few months, and I have continuous problems with the top blade clamp, it...