Beautifully done and looks amazing. I'm going to order the Dremel MS20 Moto-Saw Scroll Saw to use as a rip saw for my modelling but I'm so impressed with Scroll Sawing that it's going to be a new hobby for me to make 'things'. So I've been watching your whole series and love the way you present and narrate it. Like having a wise old uncle !!!!
Hi Mustache! Great video! I love your shop! I just started scrolling a few months back, it's winter here in Canada, so the fishing is off for a while and needed a new hobby. I like the way you explain things, my main interest in scroll sawing is compound style I've already made a few things including a box. I will give your heart box a try. Thanks for your video! Cheers Ann
Great video the box turned out very nice I done one very similar to that in what we call bog oak and that's very hard stuff to cut bog oak is as black as coal
I have a stash of Purple heart left from a Job that canceled on me. It is heaviest hardest wood I've ever seen. One of the things I'd like to make with it is an end grain cutting board. Almost afraid it's too hard for my cutlery.
I've done an outdoor end-grain board with Ipe. I wanted a board I could leave outside next to my outdoor kitchen. That wood is literally twice as hard as purple heart. I have not noticed any extra dulling of my knives.
Great Job Mr. M I just tried to cut a piece of purple heart on a cheap scroll saw. Took me 30 minutes and two blades to cut 1" x 3/4 " obviously I didn't something wrong . What name brand blades do you use, also can they be used on a Harbour freight?
The blade melts (spreads) the plastic and adhesive through the cut providing lubrication, Use packaging tape. Duct tape and others doesn't work as well
Beautifully done and looks amazing.
I'm going to order the Dremel MS20 Moto-Saw Scroll Saw to use as a rip saw for my modelling but I'm so impressed with Scroll Sawing that it's going to be a new hobby for me to make 'things'. So I've been watching your whole series and love the way you present and narrate it. Like having a wise old uncle !!!!
Wow that purple heart wood looks awesome, nicely done on the box Mr Mike 👍
That's really neat. My wife likes me to make boxes for her, and she loves purpleheart and inlay both. I'll have to give this one a whirl. Thanks!
The only down side of using the Purple Heart was the dust. It has some toxicity and made my eyes itch and mu nose run. So where at least a mask.
Well done. A very nice broject. Mrs Mustach will love it.
Beautiful box Mike! Mrs. M will love it. Thanks for sharing. I have a lot to learn about scroll saws and using them.
Very nice box, Mike! I bet Mrs. Mike will really enjoy it. Thanks for the video.
A very nice box! Well done!
Looks Great Sir, hope all is well, Thanks for sharing
Hi Mustache! Great video! I love your shop! I just started scrolling a few months back, it's winter here in Canada, so the fishing is off for a while and needed a new hobby. I like the way you explain things, my main interest in scroll sawing is compound style I've already made a few things including a box. I will give your heart box a try. Thanks for your video!
Cheers Ann
Great video Mr. Mustache ! I too have made a small project with Purple heart and agree, this stuff is hard as nails. Thank you for your video
Great box Mike, and good tips.
Mrs moustache will surely like it.
Fantastic work, very well done!
Great box, Mike!
Great video the box turned out very nice I done one very similar to that in what we call bog oak and that's very hard stuff to cut bog oak is as black as coal
Sweet!
Keep up the great work!
I would like to see your video on the inlay. Please send a link or the product name. Thanks
muy buen trabajo........nice
Excellect! Thank you
That is really nice
Great job. Like!
I was told heart wood was very poisonus, and to be very careful with breathing in saw dust.
I have a stash of Purple heart left from a Job that canceled on me. It is heaviest hardest wood I've ever seen. One of the things I'd like to make with it is an end grain cutting board. Almost afraid it's too hard for my cutlery.
I've done an outdoor end-grain board with Ipe. I wanted a board I could leave outside next to my outdoor kitchen. That wood is literally twice as hard as purple heart. I have not noticed any extra dulling of my knives.
thanks
Great Job Mr. M
I just tried to cut a piece of purple heart on a cheap scroll saw.
Took me 30 minutes and two blades to cut 1" x 3/4 " obviously I didn't something wrong .
What name brand blades do you use, also can they be used on a Harbour freight?
Exellent work
Very educational, Mike. I'm interested in Purpleheart a lot. What do you think about cutting box joints into it? Too hard?
Make a jig and cut the box joints on your saw. Make sure you have a sharp blade and you should be fine.
It should work ok. Check out the box jig videos we have done in the past.
Thanks. I'll send pics when I'm done.
Could someone explain how the tape adds lubrication?
The blade melts (spreads) the plastic and adhesive through the cut providing lubrication, Use packaging tape. Duct tape and others doesn't work as well
Reduce lubricity? Melted duct tape? WTF?
beautefull
Watching this video while drinking is amazing... These jokes are so dumb they are actually funny :P
That's the type of audience we cater to! :)
nice video you schould check out my channel would be cool
After 7 years, still must callout toxicity of purpleheart.
My purple heart wood isn't purple like his. :-/