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I'm not sure about the spiral blades, but I've seen enough in your video to KNOW I DO NOT want a Excalibur scroll saw....terrible amount of give and vibration....I've owned several scroll saws and I've never had one of any brand vibrate and saw like this one.....the blade is not causing what I was seeing.

I agree it will take practice. My lines are sometimes like that with my no.5 ultra reverse. But I just started 3 weeks ago.

I would like pattern for the highland cow

Great idea, ever time we start to some where my wife closes her door only to remember she forgot something and goes back in the house leaving the door on her side open. I can’t reach it from my seat and if it cold out doors I want to close the the door . This would save me from getting out and walking around to close it. A second use for it would be used as a club which she could use on me when I grumbled about her leaving the door open 😊.

Brilliant work. Thank you so much. 👏👏🖐😃🇭🇲👏👏

Great job, are you from Michigan

I would love to get your Valentine pattern.

I like to know where you get your patterns or do you make them yourself

Plywood may be a better choice. Due to grain pattern the curve at the hook end is a weak point if any significant force is applied.

Looks like it will achieve ludicrous speed!

Very nice and unique project

Link wouldn’t open 😢

This is great cause I live in cochise county😊. Thanks for taking the time to do this video

A man of many talents for sure... Still teaching old students! Hoping for a reprise of "Summer Breeze"! Best to you, Dave

That is not in the slowest speed range,The belt needs to be on a different pulley..look under the lid...

A great puzzle! Thanks. Where did you get your sanding mop from? A must have to do these puzzles!

Is this better then the OME one I need a new head myself

I could see the drill bit walking as holes were being drilled. Looks like a sloppy machine. I'll pass.

May I ask what the grit was on your mop sander? Great work, by the way. Thank you.

I get my baltic birch from OCOOCH HARDWOODS... I've never been disappointed.

Could this be done with a coping saw?

Nice job, Al! What might be easier, and I have done this in the past, is to use resin that you can color yourself to whatever color you want. Instead of adding a backer board, you can just firmly cover the back with a special tape. When you are all done, the resin is clear! Comes out well! Thanks for sharing your experiment!

Very nice

I like what you did. I was working on my corner work bunch I had a gap on it,I cut one piece to short by 16th of a inch short so I filled it in with sawdust and glue. I’m going to try what you did,it seems to work and it looks good .thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas.😊

Not seeing a link to purchase

Thank you for this build. I was thinking that it might be good to add a 2” cross at the bottom for more stability. Just a thought.

So you could use these blanks on the leaf puzzle you made?

I am just about to get into this, and I think watching you was the answer for anyone wanting those spiral blades.

Nice

When you compare the old with the new, the older stuff looks more like Baltic Birch. That seems a little more expensive, but it is a better quality.

Holy moly, that wood would be unusable for me. Thank you for showing what you got.

I will need to practice before attempting something that detailed, but the technique shown has given me a few ideas. Thanks

How did you do the inlay? Dremel?

This is crazy good, but extremely time consuming......., could you cut these with aCNC or Lazer cutting?

Thanks Al, I need to move to a sanding mop for sure me things. How did you know? Happy with tnem?

Where can i buy the patterns?

its good but every piece needs to be flat to be glued together or it will not work. if used on scroll saw before then they wont be flat and most ppl dont have jointer.

Good project thank you. The spring works great

Nice project great idea for the spring.

I in joy your video’s , I’m new at the scroll saw I just made my first gnome my wife and daughter loved it. I showed your gnome pouch bank and loved it but we’re having a hard time getting it. We went to Etsy store . Not sure what we’re doing rough.😎

Very creative! I love this kind of "thinking outside the box" projects!

Nice project thanks

Great easy build. Thank you

I think tightening h blade might help ?

Someone please help me!!! I'm needing a drill press to drill into 1.5mm steel, copper and brass. Hole drilled will be 5mm. Would this do!? Help pleeeeeeeass

There’s some kind of security issue which prevents opening link to pattern file, no matter which browser I use

The link to pattern does not work

Nice project. What kind of plywood Do you use.

Why do you do it in fast motion …

Nice looking project