Thank you Steve! You always give me good ideas and inspiration. For me, sawing is therapy, I can forget everything else and that clears my head for my job again! Take care and stay healthy 👍👍👍
Steve, thank You for Your videos and Your web site! You caused me to invest in a new scroll saw. I just finished my first project. The basket weave pattern. I am proud of the finished basket. I also just sent You a $25.00 donation today. I challenge ALL who are enjoying Your work on the videos and are using any of Your patterns to at least match my donation !! I hope to donate again as my fixed income will allow. Thanks again for the patterns You share, and Your knowledge ! You have helped another beginner out ! George B.
It’s because of Steve, that I bought a Scroll Saw, which opened a whole can of Woodworking worms. I now have a workshop full of machines and tools 😂 Thank You for the inspiration Steve, and all that you do for the community, it’s greatly appreciated.
Hit Steve, I really like your videos and also have learned a lot out of them. I had done some few projects which I am very pleased of the results, taking into practice of your videos, like the free templates. Great work.
An additional trick vinyl pros use is to spray the surface you're sticking to with Windex original (the one with ammonia) as well as the back of the vinyl. This permits you to position and reposition your artwork all you want. Once it's in place, use a squeegee to get the liquid and bubbles out. A few minutes later and it's permanently stuck. The squeegee could be a piece of plastic with softened edges, the size of a credit card. In fact, a credit card might even do the trick. Thicker would be a bit better.
Thank you Steve!
You always give me good ideas and inspiration.
For me, sawing is therapy, I can forget everything else and that clears my head for my job again!
Take care and stay healthy 👍👍👍
Steve, thank You for Your videos and Your web site! You caused me to invest in a new scroll saw. I just finished my first project. The basket weave pattern. I am proud of the finished basket. I also just sent You a $25.00 donation today. I challenge ALL who are enjoying Your work on the videos and are using any of Your patterns to at least match my donation !! I hope to donate again as my fixed income will allow. Thanks again for the patterns You share, and Your knowledge ! You have helped another beginner out ! George B.
Thank you! I'm sure Steve will appreciate your donation and support.
It’s because of Steve, that I bought a Scroll Saw, which opened a whole can of Woodworking worms. I now have a workshop full of machines and tools 😂 Thank You for the inspiration Steve, and all that you do for the community, it’s greatly appreciated.
Steve gets lots of people motivated to give scrolling a try. He also gets long time scrollers to try harder projects.
Excellent video, not to mention Steve's "Helper" who took all the items off the table once Steve was done. Very nice everyone! Thanks.
Thank you! Han's was playing Vanna tonight. Getting items out of the way to avoid the clutter is a big help!
Hit Steve, I really like your videos and also have learned a lot out of them. I had done some few projects which I am very pleased of the results, taking into practice of your videos, like the free templates. Great work.
An additional trick vinyl pros use is to spray the surface you're sticking to with Windex original (the one with ammonia) as well as the back of the vinyl. This permits you to position and reposition your artwork all you want. Once it's in place, use a squeegee to get the liquid and bubbles out. A few minutes later and it's permanently stuck. The squeegee could be a piece of plastic with softened edges, the size of a credit card. In fact, a credit card might even do the trick. Thicker would be a bit better.
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WHEN MY WORK JUMPS UP AND DOWN WHEN SAWING
Omg! I’m an avid scrapbooked!
Hi Steve good
You when are new on TH-cam show ????
You good job video
You thanks video👍👍👍
Outstanding ideas.
Thank you! We look forward to seeing these items on Steve's blog.