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Hi Billy. Welcome to the forum. Must confess I don't know the SIP saw range. Is it a generic type saw eg Record Power, Clarke, Draper etc. If so NMA Agencies, who are the agents for Sheppach saws sell a pair of quick release clamps costing around £20. They are not listed on their website so...

Hi Shaggy, welcome to the forum. I think you said you had an Aldi scroll saw right? If so, it is probably a generic saw like the Record Power, Sheppach etc. (I have a Record Power SSV 16). Firstly I would advise you to get a set of quick release blade clamps. I got mine from NMA Agencies for...

Only one word for it Brian - supercalifragi.................excellent!!!! =D> Charley

Hi all. Firstly, a belated Happy New Year to all. Hope you all enjoyed the festive season and are ready to go for another exciting year of scrolling and intarsia. Here are pics of a couple of projects I completed over the holiday period. Both are 10'' x 8'' and cut from 3mm Baltic Birch ply...

Absolutely fabulous Brian. I don't know how you manage to keep improving on what was already seriously impressive quality workmanship. The term "Master Craftsman'' doesn't even begin to do you justice. Charley

Another lovely piece Brian. Great to see your still turning out fantastic work. Charley

All four pieces are excellent. I love the colours of the Kingfishers Ruth. Did you use acrylic paints on the MDF. At the rate Ruth is going Brian, and the quality of her work, I would hazard the apprenticeship is rapidly coming to an end. Cheers Charley

Beautiful Alex. Well done. Charley

Hi guys. Here is a picture of my latest effort for your perusal. It is cut from 3mm Birch ply and is 10 inches x 8 inches. Hope you like it. Charley

All I can say is absolutely brilliant Phill. As Brian says you have no worries about quality. Very well done. Charley.

Both are beautiful Brian and again up to your exceptional standard. The detail and accuracy in the bridle are brilliant. Very well done. Charley. Ps. Does your client just keep them for shows or does she use them at ploughing matches.

Excellent Phill. The use of colours is certainly very effective. Well done. Charley

Excellent Phill. Looks really good. Well done. Charley

Excellent Don, he looks really nice. Well done. Charley

Absolutely brilliant Brian. This really has to up there as arguably your best yet. The "stonework" for the window is amazing. No way could you guess it is really wood. =D> =D> =D> Charley

Hi Geoff. Very sorry to hear you are having to give up scrollsawing. As a relatively new addict to the hobby I have certainly picked up a lot of hints and tips from your posts on the forum. So a big thank you from me and I wish you all the best for the future and enjoy the fishing. Charley

+ 1. Get well soon Brian. Charley

Very well done to Ruth. Excellent first piece. Test well and truly passed. Hope you will soon be back in the saddle again Brian. Charley

Thanks Malcolm. Got a couple of possibles to try off that link. Some great stuff on there. Thanks Naz. That racer would probably have to be done as a black overlay from looking at the original pattern. What do you think? Charley

Thanks Brian. Already seen those but was looking something a bit more racy type - Joey Dunlop at the North West 200 style kind of bike lol. Charley