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5 scroll saw projects. Scroll saw projects that sell, is a demonstration and explanation of how to make 5 different scroll saw projects that have sold well over the years here at our family workshop.
These scroll saw projects can be made in a basic way and be great as scroll saw projects for beginners. Alternatively, you can include the handcarving skills and they are great projects for the wood worker with more advanced wood working skills.
Many of the processes used for these scroll saw projects are ideal for scroll saw beginners but can be used by the more advanced scroll saw user too.
The 5 scroll saw projects demonstrated are as follows:
1. A scroll sawed Rhino and Owl book end.
2. A scroll sawed key shaped key rack.
3. A scroll sawed pig shaped money box.
4. A scroll sawed sea horse hanger (coat or tea tower hook)
5. A scroll saw mouse door stop.
All of these scroll saw patterns can be adapted to suit your own skills and ability. Equally, alternative designs can be used for these scroll saw projects. For example, a football shaped money box or a car shaped key rack. The explanation and demonstration of these scroll saw projects can be used as a basis for your own scroll saw project but you can adapt the design according to your own needs.
For the free scroll saw patterns, please refer to the dedicated page on our workshop website by following the link below.
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@phyllisstone3089 11 месяцев назад

Great projects. I love the owl and the seahorse. the most. Thanks for the videos you post.

@DailovespoonsThomas 11 месяцев назад

Delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video. Thanks for supporting our RU-vid channel. All the very best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍

@vo2651 2 года назад

LOVELY! Thanks for sharing.

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi, Thank you for the positive feedback and supporting our RU-vid channel. It is an absolute pleasure to be able to share the work we do here at our family workshop. Thanks again, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@yadiragallardo5180 2 года назад

I loved them all!

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Thanks Yadira. Hope you enjoyed the video and found it useful. Thank you for supporting our RU-vid channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@jmh119 3 года назад

Nice video. Thanks for posting! As i have not been able to find carbon paper, i put painters tape on the wood and then glue the pattern to the tape. Removes easily by just pulling off the tape and little to no residue left behind.

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Nice technique Jim. We have started to use glue in more recent times. We add glue to the back of the paper template too. We use PVA glue so it takes a while to dry. If I am short on time I use carbon paper so I can get on the scroll saw straight away. Great to hear from you, hope all is well, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@jericochavez209 Год назад

Works just fine.

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

It does indeed. 👍

@4563582 2 года назад

very good works, the best thing is that they are simple models, with a very low level of complication. congratulations and thank you

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi William, Thank you for the positive feedback. We always try to keep things simple if we can. Delighted to hear that the video was useful. Thanks again for supporting our RU-vid channel, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@martinkenny9384 2 года назад

Love the book ends they look fantastic

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Thanks Martin, we always try to design and make something a little different. Delighted to hear that you like the book ends. Thank you again for the positive feedback. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@hansonliu4766 Год назад

Great!

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Thanks. 👍

@kenn1936 Год назад

Awesome video. It is very interesting to see how you put on the detail. I have not seen this before. I am very interested in doing this. it will make a big difference to my projects. I am a beginner and only got a scroll saw a month ago, and have cut out quite a few things, but they are as you can imagine FLAT!! As I did not know how to put on the details. SO THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing.

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Hi Ken, great to hear from you and delighted to hear that the video was useful. It's great fun making different projects with a scroll saw so I hope you enjoy making different items. We put many of our designs on our website for free so if you fancy having a go at making any you can print them off to use. I have attached a link below for you. www.thelovespoonworkshop.com/scroll-saw-projects/ Thanks for the positive feedback and supporting our RU-vid channel. All the very best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@kenn1936 Год назад

@@DailovespoonsThomas WOW this is just awesome. Thank you so much. I traced some pictures and used as patterns until I am confident enough to do a detailed project. I am still learning to cut perfectly. I have spent hours and hours cutting and still not perfect yet. But it will come. I use that craft spray on glue stuff, to stick the paper to the wood, and I think that makes the cutting sluggish, at times I cannot move the wood!!!!🤪!!!! But it is so much fun. when I have finished cutting what I had planned out, I am always wanting to do more and more!! Thank you for your detailed videos and advice, and especially for this link to projects, I really appreciate it.

@fgriffintx Год назад

I had the same reaction, but this gentleman seems highly skilled in carving - a separate discipline in itself :( But I did like the extended scroll cutting sessions - they showed some nice techniques.

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Hi Frank, great to hear from you. We do indeed concentrate most of our projects on combining the skills of scroll sawing and wood carving together. However, we have also done many demonstrations where we add the details using the scroll saw. Techniques like line art are great for replicating the details added by handcarving on a scroll saw. Thanks for your feedback and supporting our RU-vid channel. Let us know if you have any questions, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

@@kenn1936 brilliant, delighted to hear that you are enjoying the scroll saw, it is such a great machine to work with and you can make so many different things. If the cutting is slow it might be the blade you are using? I use a Niqua speed number 9 reverse tooth blade works well for cutting out hardwood. It has 8 teeth per inch so it has a pretty decent feed speed.

@KE4YAL 3 года назад

Great video I see you use carbon paper I started scrolling 40 plus years ago never knew anything but using carbon paper transfer I see all the new scrollers making copies an spray gluing or putting tape down an gluing then pealing off sanding to remove residue I still prefer carbon paper just had to comment that the one thing I did was try to cut right on the line I see you cut right to the edge if do that I find myself drifting off a little my old habits are hard to get away from Thanks for all the great work you put in your videos

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi Jerry, great to hear from you. Spot on we do tend to stick to the methods that have served us well. I was trying to think where I cut on the line or to the outside edge and it's interesting that until you pointed it out I probably couldn't have answered the question. Bit like riding a bike or driving a car, you develop a technique that works for you and stick to it. The same with the carbon paper, I still use that technique for a lot of my scroll sawing. I do use the glue technique too but I find it can spoil the standing belts when taking the paper off afterwards. Great to hear from you as always, hope you enjoyed the video. Thank you for supporting our RU-vid channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@welsh4life 3 года назад

Amazing work!

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Thanks Donn, great to hear from you. Hope all is well with you and your family. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@sdoilpaint4368 3 года назад

Dai very lovely items there great video friend

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Some great items to make, always great fun. Thanks for the positive feedback and supporting our RU-vid channel. Always great to hear from you. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop.

@janesmith6513 2 года назад

Thank you for your video. It was very informative!

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi Jane, thanks for the positive feedback, we really appreciate it. Delighted to hear that the video was useful. Thank you again for supporting our RU-vid channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@Omamajohny Год назад

Wow very creative 👏

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Thank you, great fun to make different projects in wood. Thank you for supporting our RU-vid channel, all the very best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@IDJTRANSFERI 2 года назад

Excelente! Eres un gran maestro! Saludos.

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Muchas gracias, nosotros disfrutamos a compartir nuestro trabajo. Gracias por el apoyo de nuestro canal, requerdos de todo el mundo aqui en nuestro taller. 👍👍

@seedubyu 3 года назад

Hello Dai, I reckon I will go in for some of those Niqua blades no.9, (they look a lot "beefier" than the blades that I have which came with the saw), and also stop "jumping the gun", (thats how I am though). I could do some nice stuff with 1" Oak ( I am quite imaginitive-got allsorts of idea's in mind) and "walk before I run" aswell, get some of the thinner "Oak (converted in to firewood" scraps lol) out and get some practise in. You were thinking just along the same line as me though with a narrow bandsaw blade for external cutting and scroll saw for internal cuts but I think when I get my blades I will give it a good shot with the scroll saw. I've spent enough money on various sizes of bandsaw blades already lol. (and all I've done is convert lots of good wood into scrap lol).

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

That pretty much sums up the life of a wood worker to be fair. Turning lots of good wood into scraps!! Let me know how it all goes. The scroll saw is a fantastic piece of equipment to work with, great fun and so many things you can make. Let me know how you get on with the blades too. Thanks again for getting in touch. All the best from us all. 👍👍

@mariadosocorrodoamaralferr6703 2 года назад

Parabéns, ótimo

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Obrigado. 👍👍

@enidmelanie1 3 года назад

Hi! I love all the ideas, especially the door stopper. The hook is beautiful - I just can't figure out how you would hang things on it if it hangs flat against the wall?

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi Enid. Great to hear from you glad you liked the video. The hook is attached to the wall with a simple triangle hoop so I doesn't hang tight or flat against the wall. Perfect for if someone wants something more decorative to hang a towel, coat, tea towel etc on. If you attached it tight to the wall, it would be useless. Hope that answers your question. Thank you again for getting in touch. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@polluxsgarden6109 3 года назад

I love you man ❤

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hope the videos are useful. Thanks again, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@chloecheshire1377 Год назад

These are awesome what wood do u use?

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Glad you like them. We use all sorts of different wood. It's mainly seasoned hardwood, often reclaimed, including Oak, Ash Sycamore, Mahogany, Teak, Fruit Wood and Walnut. Thank you for the positive feedback and supporting our RU-vid channel. All the very best from us all. 👍👍

@seedubyu 3 года назад

Hello Dai, I just went in for the Proxxon blades because its a Proxxon DS 460 and I got some Proxxon blades with it but I have gone in for some Proxxon that are coarser and I thought I would have recieved them by now. I think I will get some Niqua aswell and see what I can do.

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Sounds good, let me know how it all goes 👍👍

@seedubyu 3 года назад

@@DailovespoonsThomas I will do, I like your work and your preentation style. I will get some carbon paper aswell, because from the couple of attempts I did on bandsaw (before I bust my narrow blade) I was printing on card then meticulously cutting out then drawing around the ensuing template but thats too laborious. I'm not gonna be doing that glued on/taped on method tho I do know.

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

I use glue too but carbon paper does a great job. Sometimes need to go over the lines after so I can see them clearly. Thanks for the positive feedback on the videos. It's great fun sharing the work we do.

@goodidea8831 Год назад

Hello why you don't put shorts ?

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Hi, great to hear from you, the Shorts will be back on the channel soon. Just need to get some editing and filming finished. Thank you for supporting our RU-vid channel. All the very best from us all. 👍👍

@nippon7087 2 года назад

Can we cut plywood with this?

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi, great to hear from you. Yes you can cut Plywood with a scroll saw. Just need to select a suitable blade for the job and it will cut Plywood really well. The scroll saw is really versatile, it can cut all sorts of materials from hard and soft wood, to MDF, to plastic and metal. Just need to have a suitable blade for the job. If you need information on blades we have several videos on the channel that focus on scroll saw blades. Thank you for supporting our RU-vid channel, all the very best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@seedubyu 3 года назад

Hello Dai, thanks for your reply, I was looking at Niqua blades on Sunday and was just about to order them until I saw the "standard" postal delivery (duration estimate ) (not paying extra - I'm a Yorkshireman tha' knows Lol) and my impatience got the better of me and I ordered some Proxxon blades from a place nearer but they aint come yet anyway, I might as well have got the Niqua, they were only a few quid aswell. I think I was going to get 9's and 11's (or 12's).

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Sounds similar to my thoughts on it. Never used Prooxxon blades before. I'd be interested to know how you get on with them. Always good to get feedback on different blades, equipment, blade makers etc. I have used Pegas number 9 reverse tooth blades recently. My thoughts on those were, they were stronger than the Niqua ones but the Niqua blades gave a finer finish. The Pegas blades might handle thicker wood well.

@clivesquire6463 2 года назад

Hi Dai , just found your channel and subscribed to your channel amazing work I can’t draw at all where can I find some pictures to start trying to make my granddaughter a few little animals please any info greatly appreciated take care stay safe 👍

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi Clive, Great to hear from you and thank you for subscribing to our RU-vid channel. I have attached a link below for you to use. It's a page on our website where you can print off scroll saw templates that we have drawn for your own use. www.thelovespoonworkshop.com/scroll-saw-projects/ In terms of making your own templates there are a few different methods that you can use. We sometimes work with photos and use the threshold tool in photoshop to create a template. Hopefully some of those ideas will be of use to you. Let me know if you have any follow up questions. Thank you again for supporting our RU-vid channel, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@clivesquire6463 2 года назад

@@DailovespoonsThomas Many thanks for the quick reply i am watching your uploads from the very first onwards great work indeed i will have a look ,is your main scroll saw a hegner did you say ? Many thanks take care keep up the great work ,all the best . Clive.

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi Clive, Thanks for getting back to me. The scroll saw is indeed a Hegner. We use a Hegner Multicut 2s and our blade of choice is a Niqua speed number 9 reverse tooth blade. Thanks again, all the best from us all. 👍👍

@seedubyu 3 года назад

Hello Dai, I like your Rhino and Owl, I would like to get into that type of thing. I have recently bought a decent used scroll saw (I've not had one before, never even touched one till Tuesday last week), I did a quick test cut to see what it could do and it went through Oak nearly 2" thick no problem but that was just in a straight line and when I've had another effort to actually follow a line seemed like no chance and a case of "well thats summat ELSE to get shut of " (lol). So I was wondering what blade were you using because thats the sort of thickness I will be making things from. (I have lots of White Oak doing nothing so I am not going to be spending money on soft wood plus I dont want to be doing thin work either). I like the carving aspect aswell, I would like to be able to do that. I was tempted to get another 3/16" blade for my bandsaw, trouble is snap a blade and thats 16 quid down the drain plus cant do internal cuts.

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi, great to hear from you. 2" Oak will need a strong scroll saw blade to deal with it. We use Niqua number 9 reverse tooth blade. Most of what we are cutting is between 1/2" and and 1" thick and those blades do a lovely job on it. 2" Oak would likely need a stronger blade again. So a higher number/thicker blade. I like the reverse tooth blades because it gives a cleaner finish on the top and bottom of the wood. We use a lot of Oak and the Niqua blades cut it well. The Oak we use is just over 1/2" thick. If it fits with your projects, the combination of Niqua number 9 blade and 1/2" Oak works well for us. On 2" project we would usually use the band saw, the down side is the sanding required afterwards because of the saw mark, a problem you don't have in the same way with the scroll saw. If you are doing thicker wood projects you could try doing the external cuts on the bandsaw and scroll saw the internal cuts. Thank you again for getting in touch. Hope the video was useful. Let me know if you have any questions. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop 👍👍

@user-yp8ov8wv1t 2 месяца назад

Can You explain what,s Chelac, gracias

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 месяца назад

Shellac sanding sealer is the finish we use.

@peterward7637 Год назад

where do you source your wood from Dai.

@DailovespoonsThomas Год назад

Hi Peter, great to hear from you. We got alot of wood from old unwanted furniture and places like double glazing companies that are putting in plastic windows They are often removing hardwood and don't want it, so they either burn it or put it in a skip. We can use it so it's better for everyone. We also have local tree surgeons bring us in wood and have our own tree planting project on site at the workshop. From time to time people bring wood into the workshop too. It's just as well at the moment because wood has become so much more expensive. If we were buying it we would need to put our prices up alot. Thanks again for getting in touch and supporting our RU-vid channel. All the very best from us all. 👍👍

@sandraclark8413 2 года назад

I have been looking at bank designs

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi Sandra, great to hear from you. Not sure what you mean by bank designs? Thanks for getting in touch, all the very best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@GunGai 2 года назад

What are you using to transfer the patterns onto the wood

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

In this demon we used carbon paper to transfer the de onto the wood itself. We also use pva glue to stick the paper design onto the wood itself. Thank you for getting in touch and supporting our RU-vid channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@TonyRahD 2 года назад

Can you add a link where we can purchase those hand tools.

@DailovespoonsThomas 2 года назад

Hi Tony, great to hear from you. Would love to add a link to a place to buy the hand tools but most of the ones we use are vintage wood carving gouges and the companies haven't existed for 100 years or so. I can give the names for you they are Addis gouges made in London or Sheffield and Herring Bros gouges made in London. If you put in a search of 'vintage wood carving chisels' on eBay you might find some for sale from time to time. Failing that try these links for modern gouges that are good quality. Robert Sorby: www.robert-sorby.co.uk/ Ashley Iles: www.ashleyiles.co.uk/ Henry Taylor: henrytaylortools.co.uk/ All of the above make decent wood carving gouges but for us the vintage ones are the best. Thanks again for getting in touch and supporting our RU-vid channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@yvonneschimmel453 3 года назад

I have a question. How can I cut the areas where my pinned blade is too big to get through the hole ? My scroll saw only uses pinned blades.

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi Yvonne, thanks for getting in touch. You will have to adapt according to your machine. If you can only use pinned blades with your machine you will have to make the holes big enough to feed the blade. The only option I can see is to adapt the original design, with larger holes to take the blades you use. Thank you again for your question and getting in touch. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@goldysahota8722 3 года назад

Which type of wood u used..?

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi, great to hear from you. I used Juniper for some of the pieces including the owl, rhino and sea horse. Reclaimed Teak for the pig, some soft wood for the key rack and reclaimed Mahogany for the inside of the Piggy Bank and sides of the book ends. Thanks for getting in touch, hope you enjoyed the video. Let me know if you have any other questions. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop.

@jakeshepherd9772 3 года назад

Love the video what are them carving tools called please I cant find any good ones thankyou

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi Jake, Great to hear from you. We call our hand tools wood carving gouges but you will also see them being referred to as wood carving chisels. If you are looking for good one you can sometimes find them by searching for 'vintage wood carving chisels' on eBay. If you see anything made by Addis or Herring Bros they are fantastic quality and beautiful steel to work with. If you are looking for decent modern versions you can get wood carving gouges from Robert Sorby, Ashley Iles and Henry Taylor. All good tool makers here in the UK. Find the links to all three below. www.robert-sorby.co.uk/ www.henrytaylortools.co.uk/ www.ashleyilestoolstore.co.uk/ Hope that helps out. Thank you again for getting in touch and supporting our RU-vid channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@jakeshepherd9772 3 года назад

@@DailovespoonsThomas thankyou much appreciated just starting out with woodworking and hand carving, haven't had much luck so far lol have subscribed to your channel so im sure I will learn a lot from you thankyou

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

You're welcome Jake, let us know if you have anything specific that you would like to know about and we will do our best to help. Thank you for subscribing to our channel. Great to hear from you, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@thegerald4762 3 года назад

Where do you buy your wood?

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

Hi, great to hear from you. We mainly source our wood from recycling and reclaiming it. Often we can get this for little or no money at all. Old unwanted furniture, fixtures and fittings are a great source of wood. We have links with our local tree surgeon so that is another way to source the wood we use. We have a tree planting project on site so that is another way we can get our wood for wood carving. We have local timber stores too. For example timber man in Carmarthen, Axminster tools in Cardiff and a few other independent sellers here in Pembrokeshire. Basically we try to keep actual buying of timber to a minimum. Hope that helps and gives some ideas for sourcing wood for wood work projects. Thank you again for your question, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍

@thegerald4762 3 года назад

@@DailovespoonsThomasThank you!!!! I really do appreciate how you guys care about your viewers and respond when you can. Hope you guys have a great day and successful year!

@DailovespoonsThomas 3 года назад

You're welcome. Always great to hear from and hopefully we can help out in a small way. Thank you again for getting in touch, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍