Creative mind

Incredible dexterity, patience, planning, wood selection, and organisation. Not to mention skill. You need way more subscribers!

I hate spray adhesive. I use the full page package labels. I can print my design and just press it on. Using the contact paper with that should be a win. That said, I have to order them off Amazon because I can't find them local.

You can use ziploc bags full of sand instead of clamps. I use Elmer's GlueAll or Titebond Quick and Thick. The open time is short so just hand pressure for a couple of minutes is enough to keep it flat. Nice video.

skip the spray, I use glue stick, the stuff used in offices to glue paper, cheap, easy, no spray. Safe , no smell.

really enjoy all your videos. thanks for helping us walk through our own projects with you sharing your knowledge

can you draw lines on contact paper?

Amazing work and skill

I have a xerox printer connected to my computer, and I just print out what I want flip it over and iron it over the wood pull off the paper and the image I want is transferred to the wood, then all I have to do is cut it out . The print on the wood doesn't soak into the wood it just sticks to the surface and is easy to sand any unwanted print on the wood as it's just on the surface of the wood.

i hope one day my scroll sawing ability is as good as yours im gonna keep going! so inspiring bravo

better way cnc v bit your design

very good skills I love would to see that face to face one day, you do have great skills and patience, keep up the good work.

Great job, as usual! I don't know how you made the stars but when I saw them, they reminded me of a tip from Judy Gale Roberts that I thought I'd pass along. She designed a lot of intarsia animals and used holly to show light reflection in the eyes. She used a pencil sharpener and "sharpen" the wood (just as you would a pencil). By having the holly round and tapered, she could match any hole by just cutting the tapered end off, gluing it into the hole and sanding it flat to the eye.

Dude! This is awesome!

That frame/screenshot was an excellent choice! I haven't done a project like that for a long time but you've hooked me, will give it a crack. 🎄

A great project. I hope you and your family had an amazing Christmas.

I love it. Thank you for sharing. One love

So many straight lines to cut on a scroll saw! Definitely a harder project than it appears if you've ever used a scroll saw. Great work

That is fantastic!!!

Billy, that's insane and great at the same time 😂, definitely a right choice for the Christmas decorations. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧. Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄.

Same for getting sharp inside angles. Cut to the turn and back out. Then come in from the other direction. Love seeing your scroll saw artwork! Thank you for sharing

Love it! I could watch you make these projects, not for hours, but for days...weeks even.

Looks brilliant, hope you are having a merry Christmas season

That's great, Billy. The depth illusion is amazing. It really appears to be deep into the picture. Bill

What about a Christmas story.. That was my go to movie.

I've really been looking forward to this one! Awesome job!!

Turned out great! The depth is amazing. And yes, it definitely IS the best Christmas movie.

Stunning piece, Billy! Really beautiful work! 😃 But it's still Die Hard! Merry Christmas! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Love it

Merry Christmas see you in 2025

What type of printer do you

wow they are so good I love it

Thanks, great job, far more patients than I have for small pieces, Difference between artist and hack.

Sharp idea, thanks

Tout ça à main levé...magnifique 👍🏻

What type of wood

Great work

Great work looks great

I just want to know why you didn't test Flying Dutchman blades. I've been using them for nearly 20 years and feel they do a great job. I just recently got hold of some Pegas blades and for the difficulty I had in obtaining them (shipping to the Philippines), I didn't see enough of a benefit to move away from Flying Dutchman.

All that is a waste of time and money. I just trace my pattern with carbon paper. That way, I don't destroy my pattern and can use it again and again.

Knew that, but would watch and like anything you post. What I didn’t know was that others use blades that leave lots of non-reverse blade fuzzies like I do, lol.

Just use craft glue sticks (the kind in a twist container) on the back of the paper template and attach directly to the wood, zero residue

Why not another layer of contact paper instead of the packing tape? The video where you went from blue painters tape to contact paper you were acting like it was a pain to pull off all of the strips of tape. Seems like you are now doing the same thing with packing tape!!! BTW, Awesome work!

When we going to see a new project ?

THANK YOU. 👍

Great tip thanks for sharing.

This is awesome content.

Thank you, I hae been struggling with stags horns for some time now.

Looking sharp.

Oh... Really interesting technique, Billy! 😃 Thanks a bunch for the tip! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊