Mother's Day scroll saw project

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Mother's Day scroll saw project

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Here is either a late or really early Mother's Day gift. One pic with flash and one without. Steve Good pattern. Walnut base, oil finish. Cutting, 1/4" BB with blond shellac. Finished size 6 3/4 x 9 x 1/4. (The walnut started our as an 10 x 14 x 3/4 award plaque that someone had pitched and I rescued.)

Thanks for checking it out.
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Looks very nice!!!!!
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Looks great, job well done.
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berry wrote:Here is either a late or really early Mother's Day gift. ... Steve Good pattern. Walnut base, oil finish. Cutting, 1/4" BB with blond shellac. Finished size 6 3/4 x 9 x 1/4. (The walnut started our as an 10 x 14 x 3/4 award plaque that someone had pitched and I rescued.)

Thanks for checking it out.
Beautiful work!

It is a very good thing to see excellent projects like this. The photos give more ideas and inspiration.

Thanks for posting! :D
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That's great! I'm in the process of repairing my Shopsmith Scroll Saw. I hope to be able to get it back together before my rotator cuff surgery next month! That may be the only woodworking I'll be able to do for a while (If I'm lucky) :(
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WOW! Really nice project and what a great gift idea. Thanks for sharing.

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Very nice - purchased a super condition 20" newest model shopsmith scroll saw from guy in Lincoln, NE late last year ....... complete with foot pedal switch, light, tons of blades and files, etc. and have collected some various patterns just waiting for winter to fire it up and go to work.

Your very, very nice project gives me wonderful incentive.

Thank you for posting.

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