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Susan Loar
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2016
I am a self taught DIYer. I do many crafts from sewing, quilting, soapmaking, cement crafts, woodworking, and of course scroll sawing. I wanted to help others who might be starting out in their hobbies.
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Scroll saw a collapsible bowl basket
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I have been making a lot of collapsible bowls for fun and I thought I'd share how I make them with all of you. It does take a little trial and error for this type of scrolling to get the right angle with your blade. Once you have done that, it's time for scrolling!
3D compound cut mini birdhouse
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I love all aspects of scroll saw cutting. Here is another compound cut with a pattern from Steve Good at scrollsawworkshop. I give 2 different ways to drill the birdhouse holes. The first is before cutting the compound cut. The other is after the house has been cut out. Choose which way works for you.
Make your own wood clamps
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I use various sizes of wood clamps with my woodworking. I have only purchased one large clamp and made all the others. I find I need all sizes for different projects. This is my method.
Making a small wood instrument box
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This project was a challenge for me. I am a beginner when it comes to small sized boxes. I like the fact that I used leather for the hinges and a wooden knob for the front of the box without having to out and buy hardware hinges. I learned a great deal from this project and thought others might learn from my challenges.
Laminated hard woods for pendants
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In this video I use the scroll saw to design laminated pendants. You could also make wooden buttons, earrings, drawer pulls or many other items with lamination. I use my Delta Variable speed bench grinder for sanding with an attachment from Judy Gale Roberts Studio at Intarsia.com My belt disk sander is from Harbor Freight The sanding paper and sanding files and packing tape can be purchased at...
Scroll saw Cathedral earrings with epoxy
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This is a fun project using epoxy for a bit of color and strength in these earrings. There are many different ways to design earrings. This is just another idea for your consideration. Earring hardware from Hobby Lobby Epoxy from Hobby Lobby
Scroll saw a wooden travel spoon
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In this episode I will be making a light weight travel spoon. Please make sure you are choosing a species of wood that is not toxic.
Scroll Saw A Celtic Necklace
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I hope to inspire you to let your imagination run free with new ideas and patterns for the scroll saw. These necklaces were inspired by a trip I will be taking this year. I hope enjoy my video. p.s. One thing I neglected to mention was the way I attached the two crosses together. I use tite-bond quick and thick.
Scroll saw a 3D/compound cut name plate
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In today's world of laser cutting, this is one pattern that can only be done by scroll sawing either by hand or with a machine. This is my demo of using my Seyco ST24 scroll saw to design a unique name plate. I also have a video teaching you how to make your own 3d/compound cut name plate if you are interested in designing your own. It can be found here: th-cam.com/video/A53cBbgHIwg/w-d-xo.html
Inkscape Scroll Saw 3d name plate
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In this video I'm back at my computer showing you how I use Inkscape to design my own pattern for 3d/compound cutting. Inkscape is a free vector computer program that is easy to download on your home computer. It does require some skill to maneuver in the program and these lessons can also be found on youtube. I recommend :www.youtube.com/@UCx-ljiKQcLSd8_4AFi_yaIw
Scroll saw rooster stand up puzzle
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This video has a couple of instructions at the beginning. It will show you through example that you can cut a 7/8 inch cherry puzzle with only 4 blades.
Bandsaw Art Bud Vase project
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I am using a bandsaw for this project. I want to clarify that I am still a beginner with the bandsaw. I'm hoping I can inspire others to work with their bandsaw too.
Scroll saw a wooden vase
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I am using a Steve Good pattern with a different cutting method. In the past, I have cut a vase with the same wood. I think this version with the front and back in contrasting wood is a nicer look. www.youtube.com/@UCGCtXH9jEJg-eC8R0gteDsQ
Scroll saw wood preparation and choice
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This is a video on how I take pieces of rough sawn 5/4 (1 1/8 inches) lumber and process them into thicknesses of 1/8 to 3/4 inches. The average boards are about 5 to 8 inches in width.
Public domain pictures for scroll sawing
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Public domain pictures for scroll sawing
Scroll saw a honey bee trivet with resin and woodburning
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Scroll saw a honey bee trivet with resin and woodburning
Scroll Saw 3D Dolphin Puzzle Instruction
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Scroll Saw 3D Dolphin Puzzle Instruction
Why does the direction of cut matter when you're doing a segmentation?
4:11 where? can't find any
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You've been away too long. You have a very smooth style in your presentation. Keep up the nice work. (Also your choice of blades is excellent)
Thank you kindly!
I love it , I stumbled on your channel just a few months ago. I’m just learning how to do this. I’ve been going to Steve goods TH-cam channel for some ideas. Until next time.😊
@@davemoore9348 glad you like my channel. Steve Good is such an inspiration to Scrollers. I love his channel too.
This is my next project!!
I made a little bird, first compound cut, before I knew how hard that it was for a beginner!! Love this house!
I sm glad you stuck with it. Pine is the easiest to cut.
Great job! I will definitely be trying those. Steve Good’s pattern catalog will keep me busy forever lol. Thank you for another great video!❤
Thank you for watching!
Nice good job --- camera focus is the weak link - but great explanation etc
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
@@KE4YAL thanks for watching. Happy scrolling.
Thank you for this video. My wife loves humming birds, so I will have to try this for her.
I’m inspired! Thank you !
Thanks for watching!
Love this project and… Happy Birthday!🎉
Thank you!
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. Have fun scrolling!
Thanks - good, useful tips.
That’s awesome!
I’m just getting started learning to scroll. I’m loving your videos!
Thank you so much. Enjoy scrolling.
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.
Thanks for the advice. I may give that a try next time. Thanks for watching.
Very nice work.
Thank you.
oooo Scotland, you lucky dog, you! Your box is beautiful! Did you play the background music?
Scotland was beautiful. Thanks for the compliment about the box. Yes that is me playing the Skye Boat Song.
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.
Thanks for watching. I may do more Inkscape videos in the future. I am by no means an expert on the subject. TJFree does a nice job giving lessons. You might check out his channel too!
Oh, I love these! Thank you!
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.
Thanks for watching.
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 for watching. Have fun scrolling.!
Thanks you good tips
Thanks for watching!
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.
I do use painters tape for many things. I might give it a try next time. Thanks for watching.
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.
Thanks for the advice. I am going to get it into more specifics from now on.
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.
I apologize for the blurry parts. I was in too big of a hurry to finish this episode before going overseas. It is a learning experience. Thanks for watching.
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.
That’s great. I do enjoy my little router.
Beautiful
Thank you.
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...💖😍
Thank you!!
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
Yes. That is a winner.
Nice pieces. Clever use of an inexpensive design source
Were you from
The midwest USA
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.
Thanks!
Awe man.., your scroll saw is soooooooooo much better than mine 😂
This particular technique could be used on many different scroll saws. Maybe you could be happy with results on your scroll saw too.
Great job cutting, thank you for sharing your time and talent. Those are wasps are they not?
I did my best to make them look like honey bees. Thanks for watching.
Спасибо за ваши работы, просто супер . ❤
Thank you!
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
You are so welcome!
Thank You, Susan, very useful information.👍👍👍👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Good Video. Thank You, Susan.
Thanks for watching!
Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep building God Bless
Thanks 👍
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
Thank you.
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.
Thank you.