Hi, so, basically, brand of saw is a personal choice. Many folks love Hawks or Dewalts or Pegas, etc. PERSONALLY, I did not like the Hawk and ended up donating it to a local organization that teaches woodworking to kids. I did love the DeWalt, but the last 2 I got had electrical issues and I gave up on them and now I have a Seyco and I am very happy with it. It's like asking people what brand of car they like, you'll get a dozen different answers. Happy to chime in with my preferences.

Hi Pierre, here's a link to the antique bronze, black, silver and white... www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0828T9KGM/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_4?smid=A2KV4Q8WIC9RQR&th=1

Hi, I use Pegas Modified Geometry #3 for everything.

@@scottseifer4551 thanks for the reply Scott

Hey Jack... What you see is it... I don't sand any of my work, I'm too lazy ;-) I dip the puzzles in mineral oil to bring out the color in the wood, that's it.

Hi, the items you see that I make are all hand drawn by Harvey Byler. He's been drawing them for 20 or 25 years. He's happy to put any name in any of his patterns for $21 each. You can certainly give it a try. I've tried and failed miserably. LOL

And if you're interested in any of Harveys designs, you can go down to the PATTERNS area on my site and purchase them for $3 each with free immediate download. www.woodcraftbyscott.com

Hi Pierre, yes.

Hi Pierre, I don't understand your question. I realize English isn't your first language. Feel free to message me on FB if you prefer, or email me at [email protected]

Hey Vinnie, yep, I've watched them all and Bob Brokaw is the guru of it. I'm simply too busy with a full time job and at the time I had 2 side businesses as well... and... quite frankly I'm not too mechanically inclined. I did try once and failed miserably, so it's just easier to buy a new saw and at just $500, it's a very small part of my cost per puzzle that I make and sell. (1000 puzzles sold per year)

Hi, I grabbed one off Google and sized it to fit on a 5 1/2" wide board. So feel free to use anything you can find, but I'm happy to send you mine if you want to email me at [email protected]

Hi Rafael, thank you. I use Poplar and yes, everything is cut using a scroll saw. You can view all my other videos where I provide information about what I do.

Hi Hewitt, I upgraded to this one after my initial inexpensive one was lacking. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B099JG2SMC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hey Tim, the golf tee games are wood bases. Oak or Poplar, whatever I happen to have on hand.

@@scottseifer4551 Thank you

Hi Paul, yes, a great example. I simply don't cut one or two of the details that get too close to the other detail areas, thereby leaving a little more wood and making it a little more stable.

Good thought Ron!

Hey Josh, I stopped supplying them to customers, but these are the ones I chose due to the length of the screws... need to go through the 3/4" wood and still have enough to fully screw into the anchors. I simply sorted them into little bags when I was handing them out. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051IAOTI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hi, I don't know that I've noticed the Delta being louder, I'll try to pay attention next time I cut. It's a good saw, built on the same platform as the DW. But 2 things I'm not crazy about... One is that while the Delta has a built in arm lift, it requires both hands and is in the back. The 3rd party arm lift I use on my DW is easier and can be worked with one hand. The other thing is there is no light specifically for the Delta and the DW light can't be installed because the mounting screws for it on the Delta are on the opposite side. For those 2 reasons I'll stick with DW. Glad I got a chance to try the Delta though.

Hey Dennis, I simply found a pattern online and sized it to what I wanted. Happy to email it to you if you want to email me at [email protected]

Hey Ron, sorry, to clarify, you asked about from top to bottom... I add hooks after the engraving. See examples here... www.woodcraftbyscott.com/collections/all-puzzles/products/key-leash-holder-with-custom-name-in-base

@@scottseifer4551 thanks for the clarification. Looks good.

Great video Scott. Glad it's helping your sales.

Here you go Sergio, I just added a comment with the info. Thanks. nmclasers.com/shop/ols/categories/laser-engraver

Awesome! Thank you Scott and also thank you for sharing every single thing on how to run the business.