The Versatility Of Scroll Saw Woodworking Patterns, A Discussion Style Video

Hey Everyone! In this fun discussion style video, we discuss the Versatility Of Scroll Saw Woodworking Patterns, You can take scroll saw patterns to all kinds of different arenas of the art world and I hope this video helps you all think outside of the box when you look at a scroll saw pattern. Hope you all like the video!
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[@devinreynolds-FDW]

Good job Tyler and this was great again and I love your work like I always do and I will never stop loving what u do!!

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks so much!!

[@charliearmstrong8938]

Love this video. You are such a inspiration. Makes me feel good just how you are talking about all we can do with the scrollsaw and lumber etc. Thanks bud for keeping it real and sharing your passion. I love woodworking as well so so much. Anyway thanks dude.

[@ArtisanPirate]

You are so welcome!

[@user-2Flipped563]

Tyler great job on this video my brother. Keep up all the great work.

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks Lynn! I hope to!

[@georgebarnes9837]

Great ideas. Thank you.

[@ArtisanPirate]

Your Welcome!

[@johnfrazier8634]

Great video my friend

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thank You!

[@alanwasserman8176]

Good job Tyler, I will take a few of Steve's patterns and incorporate them together and make a new pattern or see something in a magazine copy the page and convert it to line drawings to cut.

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks and very nice!

[@davenewkirk1642]

Very informative, thank you

[@ArtisanPirate]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@joeasbeck1924]

Great info I am new to scrolling this info was super helpful. Thanks

[@ArtisanPirate]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bryanreining634]

You have some good ideas, I’m cutting out an ornament now, but have a idea how to finish it, keep the videos coming

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks and awesome!

[@lisadash1677]

New to your channel..love your videos! You've inspired me to try compound cutting..I did GRAD 2024 , it didn't turn out the best but I will definitely try again..thanks for sharing your passion!

[@ArtisanPirate]

Awesome and thanks for the kind words and support! Hey, my very first compound cut was a little off but, I kept at it and kept practicing

[@roylee1506]

Another interesting and informative video. Have you ever tried to 3D print any of the scroll saw patterns? Thanks for the video.

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks! And actually, I have seen some of Steve Good's designs as 3d print files on thingiverse

[@euviliorincon1088]

Me puede vender los archivos

[@jethmpsn1]

Great ideas...thinking outside the box is the way to go. Perhaps you can help me with a problem I am having. I tried the Steve Good software for the keychain after watching you make it a compound cut. I first use painter tape on the wood, attach the pattern with spray adhesive and then cover that with packing tape. Drilling the fretwork holes, I get a lot of saw dust under the edge of the packing tape and this continues to build up when I am cutting the patterns, causing me to lose sight of the pattern lines. Am I doing something wrong? Any suggestions as to how to prevent this. It is worse than annoying. When these mistakes cause a lot of frustration on my part. Thanks

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks for the kind words, for some reason, I've never had this issue when doing keychains and only using clear packing tape. I know some have, but, its never happened to me.