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In this video I will describe for you how to make a bandsaw circle cutting jig so you can make your own rounds for crafts, signs, tables and other projects. See the plan photo for the jig on my website: www.scrollsawcorner.com/post/bandsaw-circle-jig-plan

In this video I discuss the various sanding tools and techniques I use for my scroll saw woodworking projects. Primarily intended for intarsia woodworking, these techniques can be used for segmentation or other projects as well.

In this video I take you through a project of my own design. Simple box joint style joinery cut on the scroll saw using 1/4" stock produces a functional and attractive gaming accessory. Find the pattern on my website at www.scrollsawcorner.com

In this video I discuss cutting a fretwork pattern by Russ Beard on 1/4" figured walnut using #2/0 spiral blades. I typically prefer flat blades for everything, fretwork included, but this type of pattern works well with spiral blades.

In this video I use a #5 skip tooth reverse blade and #3 spiral blade to cut 6 layersof 1/8th" baltic birch plywood. I will take you through my method for preparing the stack. Thank you for watching.

In this video I share my experience with various scroll saw blades. I discuss my favorite blades and show some results from a short test of several brands and styles on plywood, thin hardwood, and thick hardwood.

In this video I'll use the scroll saw, router, oscillating multitool, pin nailer and more to build a holder for my common layout tools.

In this video I cut a pattern shared by Russ Beard. I used #2 reverse tooth and #5 skip tooth reverse blades from Flying Dutchman on 1/4" Baltic birch. I also show a few upgrades I've done in the wood shop including French cleats, drill press cabinet, and workbench casters.

This is the first time I've made one of these layered bowls on the scroll saw. The whole project took a little over an hour. This is made with 3/8" thick Paduak. Finishing took about an hour for several coats of shellac. Pattern by Steve Good scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/ Music by www.bensound.com

In this video I discuss a lettering project, beginning an intarsia project, and some feedback on Dremel accessories for sanding/shaping the projects. I also show some recent acquisitions. I am trying a little different format for the video this time so please give feedback if you have any. You can also send me feedback and see my projects on Instagram @vansiceworks

Intarsia project designed by Kathy Wise and cut/finished by me. Featured in issue 70 of Scroll Saw Woodworking and Crafts Magazine, this Ducklings pattern is made with Yellow Heart, American and Peruvian Walnut, Cedar, and Ebony. Approximately 50 pieces and 10 hours were required. Finished in Clear Satin Lacquer, this piece was a simple Intarsia project that I recommend for anyone of any skill ...

This video discusses a memorial piece made for the family of a friend who passed away. A fretwork logo and combination of inside and outside lettering are used to memorialize the subject. I used a #1 skip tooth reverse blade, maple, walnut, paduak and mahogany to complete the piece. Blue Mixol tint creates a rich blue backer for the logo and shellac provides some protection and a glossy finish.

I often recommend finding an inexpensive used scroll saw for people who want to get into the craft. I also frequently suggest using poplar wood from big box stores and doing segmentation projects as skill builders. Today I'll take you through a segmentation project using poplar on a $40 scroll saw. Music by: www.bensound.com

In this video I demonstrate the way I prepare a piece for cutting on the scroll saw and take you through from start to finish. I will do more videos of cutting and ultimately assembly on this fretwork box. Pattern is from Making Wooden Boxes on the Scroll Saw by Scroll Saw Woodworking and Crafts Magazine Music: www.bensound.com