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I enjoy watching your videos I wish when I started scroll saw back in the late 70's I could have found advice for ideas to help there wasn't even much reading advice back then I even had difficulty finding good blades Great thing you're doin thanks

Thank you for this video. My wife loves humming birds, so I will have to try this for her.

I’m inspired! Thank you !

Love this project and… Happy Birthday!🎉

This is great! I just purchased a scroll saw, for which I am planning to begin with making scroll-saw bowls & vases. Admittedly I wasn't keen on buying an inflatable sander, because right now they run $50 to $100 at least. I was so glad to find your vid! It's a wonderful idea, and I've subscribed so I can watch your other vids. Can't wait!! Thank you!

Thanks - good, useful tips.

That’s awesome!

I’m just getting started learning to scroll. I’m loving your videos!

Great vid, thanks. I can make those pretty easily

This is a great idea! Thanks! I've been trying to figure out how to safely hold a small cross to round over the edges with a router. I think this will work. I'll give it a try. Thanks again! 🥰

Very well done. I like it. The only suggestion I would make is to put some washers under the heads of your hinge screws to give them a larger area to grip.

Very nice work.

oooo Scotland, you lucky dog, you! Your box is beautiful! Did you play the background music?

You are very good at instructional videos. You really ought to think about doing very basic training using Inkscape. I've watched a ton of them and they are are in a foreign accented tongue or way above most people's abilities to grasp the basics. And they always go way too fast moving the mouse around and clicking on the different tools while trying to explain what the tool is for and how to use it. You mentioned in the beginning of this video how you did what you did but I'm sure that many folks who are following you might like to gain a bit more knowledge on the program. I an 81 and have been trying to grasp it for about 5 years. I'm getting better at it but it's been a real fight. Please, give it some thought.

Oh, I love these! Thank you!

Congratulation, you can do the same thing with 0,6 mm. wood. It is more difficult to make the package and you have to use very fine Scrollsaw blades. Your wonderful work.

New to scroll saw here, and I've just found your videos. Definitely subscribed! Simple and not so simple things to practice on. Thank you!

Thanks you good tips

Nice

Hi Susan- Great video! Very helpful and informative. Have you ever taped the bird segments together with painter's tape. I find this holds very well with minimum fuss. Keep up the good work. I appreciate your contributions.

Hi Susan-What would be helpful to me and probably your audience is to mention specifics; i.e. sandpaper grits, scroll saw blade sizes, speed of scroll saw, like 1-5, slower is better unless faster is best, plus links to good double sided tape, preferred poly manufacturers, stuff like that. Also links to supplies would be helpful. Thanks.

Overseas…always exciting. Enjoy yourself. I like that particular blade as well. Polyurethane before I cut other off the board. Such a duh that didn’t pierce my brain before…

I really enjoyed the parts that I could see clearly. Unfortunately, there were far too many parts that were out of focus. Just when I seemed like you had it figured out, it would be blurry. Please, please make this presentable.

Thank you for sharing. I'm at the same stage as you, one year on. I'm looking forward to carving some lovely signs for myself and friends.

Beautiful

My mother said: With the spoon you choose... you eat with that one... But what I didn't know was that I would make my own spoon. 😛😂.. Excellent project and very nutritious Susan...💖😍

Thanks for sharing lovely video

I have a friend who is in her 70's and always losing her keys in the bottom of her bag, I used a similar design as you to make a key fob for her, she says she has no problems now, so a winner I think

Nice pieces. Clever use of an inexpensive design source

Were you from

Don’t be negative about your wares. You put a lot of time and effort into all of your work and it shows. I understand though if you haven’t done scrollwork, you don’t understand the labor that goes into such great artwork. I am a stroller and I appreciate all your work.

Nice job.

Awe man.., your scroll saw is soooooooooo much better than mine 😂

Great job cutting, thank you for sharing your time and talent. Those are wasps are they not?

Спасибо за ваши работы, просто супер . ❤

I have been scrolling for a very long time, but I still enjoy your videos and I still learn tips from you. Thank you Susan

Thank You, Susan, very useful information.👍👍👍👍👍

Good Video. Thank You, Susan.

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep building God Bless

I always use a clamp to hold the workpiece. It is easier to control the cut and it takes the pressure off your hands. Steve Good has a nice pattern for an adjustable clamp in his pattern catalog.

Good video

Excellent tutorial. I have spent years learning Inkscape and it is just now starting to penetrate my 80 year old head. Thanks for your videos. They are very well done.

Thanks for video. Im an accomplished woodworker and novice violinist but making tongue drums even with different hardwoods beat me about a year ago. I made 5 but could never tune them even with various apps and tuners because I could not get notes to read consistently. Currently, making CNC projects to sell for the total eclipse. However, after April 8 I will try again thanks to your video. Thanks for confidence. I will try to find the apps and the handwritten sheets you show during the video to make another attempt. If jinga hardness marches, I Want to make one using Osage Orange top if I get where I can tune it. Thanks again - KaDee

Excellent tutorial thank you

Thank you for this tutorial. I can already see that a valentines enhanced name plate is my goal for today. I learned some new Inkscape features so I am eager to hit the shop and start cutting!

Take the guides off the actual table under cutters and attach them to the table you made :)

I just got a router anxious to learn

Love it!

nice job

Steve is a good guy!