Scroll These Like A Pro! A Step-by-Step Scroll Saw Tutorial

Join me as I show you my step-by-step process on crafting a stunning tulip bouquet using the scroll saw! In this video, I'll guide you through each stage of the process, from selecting and prepping the materials, sanding and shaping with a dremel, and painting. Whether you're a seasoned scroll saw enthusiast or a beginner looking to hone your skills, join me for some tips in the workshop!
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[@Michael-Makes-Stuff]

WOW! Thank you for this video. I came for the scroll saw techniques but learned so much more about sanding, dimensioning, priming, painting, gluing, and finishing. Just a terrific step-by-step tutorial and a beautiful result. Great job! 👍🏼

[@WendellWoodworks]

Thanks for watching, Michael! So glad it was helpful in some way! Best of luck with your saw :)

[@jennypiper2178]

Thanks so much for making a step by step video

[@WendellWoodworks]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@robertwilliams1968]

Nice job, I like the sock technique.

[@scottmorris4914]

great video, thanks

[@WendellWoodworks]

Thanks, Scott!

[@davenewkirk1642]

Great video, glad your back on TH-cam. Your videos are always informative.

[@WendellWoodworks]

Thanks, Dave! 😊

[@kathymoser9750]

I really enjoy watching you create!!!! In order to make the bouquets stand alone, do you ever detail on the reverse side?

[@WendellWoodworks]

Thanks, Kathy! You definitely could! You would have to either use a thicker material or create a base to keep it upright, but that would be pretty! :)