Super QUICK Homemade Halloween Décor | Scroll Saw Project!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I fell in love with this artwork of some evil looking jack-o-lanterns and had to make them using my scroll saw. These have just the right about of creepy factor! This is something that can be made pretty quickly and doesn’t take a lot of materials.
I used multiple species of wood to get the colors I want. The pumpkins are made from Argentinian orange wood. The stem is lignum vitae. The center pumpkin’s hat is wenge with a purple heart band and maple buckle. The background is walnut and the negative space is wenge. It took multiple types of woods to make this project but the same effect can be accomplished using paint or stain.
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This video makes me wanna pull my scroll saw out of the garage 😁.
I would love a frame video, your art is amazing!
What a cool looking project! Love it!
Glad you like it!
Those pumpkins look great. I enjoy the scroll saw projects, keep them coming. Stay awesome.
They are incredible peaceful to make. I can just zone out.
Another great project, Billy. I've learned from watching your videos that you definitely have some crazy good scroll saw skills.
Bill
Too kind!
Excellent !!!!!
WOW! Love this design, wonderful, love watching it come together.
nice workpiece dude.
Very nice picture and a good video 👍
Thanks for showing 👍🎃🎃🎃
It's awesome. Really like the design.
Great work 🎃😎👌🏼
Do you think you could do a video of unusual or different woodworking Christmas presents of differing difficulty levels? I mean out of the ordinary so no cutting boards, ect. Great video as usual!
Interesting take. Let me take that one and see what's possible.
I am terrible at the scroll saw and you are making me want to give it another try. Your projects are awesome!
You most likely see "flaws" that no one else would ever notice. We're our own worst critic. You got this.
Found your. Channel the other day
Really like this project and I love doing scroll saw work. Big game this Saturday. Good Ole RockyTop!
Need the secondary to show up this game!
That was pretty awesome.
Thanks!
Amazing! You are inspiration.
Billy this is beautiful really interesting take on the scroll saw work. Just need a scroll saw and I can start practising. Beautiful job. Nice to see u trying different finishes. Danish oil next. 🏴👍
I think I want to do an oil shootout so see some comparisons.
@@NewtonMakesArt think that would be amazing can I recommend a brand of danish oil for you or at least I've tried a few and it's been my go to one it's colron danish oil in natural the other ones seem to leave a sticky residue or tacky marks this one's wipe on buff off after half hour job done. 🏴👍
That is just a really awesome piece. I love Halloween. Which might just be in my nature since my birthday is on the 26th of October.
Well happy birthday! Eat a ton of candy.
They look awesome, nice one 👍🎃
Great video thanks, one question though you have probably not heard before, How do you keep your little roller clean after finishing your gluing..?
I let it dry and the glue peels right off
2 things: Regarding showing frame making in these videos: Since I watch all your videos, not sure necessary, but I think it is interesting and maybe periodically add that in on these art projects. Second thing is I would like you to mention "links" to your different processes such as putting tape down on the boards before placing the art work down and things like that. You know, basic scroll saw process. LOVE LOVE your videos so keep them coming.
Awesome feedback. I'll see what I can do going forward.
Where do you get your exotic hardwoods? Blue mahoe, Argentina lignum vitae, and holy
My local Woodcraft usually has some. Otherwise, I shop around online. I don't have a go-to source.
Awesome....
What type and size blade that you used?
I typically use a #5 reverse tooth but you can check the video description. I almost always list them for each video.
Sorry if I missed this. Can you tell me what blade(s) you used for this? Many Thanks.
I typically use a #5 reverse tooth blade
Any chance you can share where you for the image files? I searched all over and not seem to find them.
I got these from adobe photo stock. Sometimes I draw my own art. Really depends on the situation
How much thicker did you leave the Wenge used for the witch hat if the orange pieces were only about 1/8” thick?
The orange was about 3/16 thick. The wenge was about 1/4.
I just purchased a scroll saw, but I’m not sure what type of blade to use to make these kind of cuts can you help me please? I saw something called spiral but I’m not sure.
I have a video that answers all your questions. I think it will help a lot.
@@NewtonMakesArt is there a name I could search under your videos?
Did you use teak oil instead of Osmo or spray lacquer because you thought it would make the Argentinian Orange Wood and Wenge stand out more, or were you just looking to mix it up a little?
Trying something new. Never know what might end up working amazing. But it does make the orange pop.
@@NewtonMakesArt It sure does and the Wenge seems like much more of a solid black than I’ve seen with the hard wax oils or poly.
Sure does it's stunning