Making a Simple Scroll Saw Box with an Inlayed Top

[@foos.998]

Nice work. I’m inspired!

[@billyallmon5039]

Basically how I make my salt and pepper boxes

[@greg6107]

Fantastic video !

[@jahellen]

Thank you very much!

[@اعمالمتنوعةوابداعات]

Excellent travail,vous avez tout le materiel convenable.bon courage

[@jahellen]

Merci!

[@wood4nothing284]

Beautiful box it turned out really well .I love the different woods it really makes it pop. Cheers Tim from Wood 4 Nothing

[@jahellen]

Thanks!

[@k.b.woodworker3250]

Haven't tried scrolling yet, but this inspires me to do it.

[@jahellen]

There are definitely some things you can do with a scroll saw that you can't do with other tools. And the work can even be meditative at times. At times....

[@KE4YAL]

Very nicely done looks awesome thanks

[@jahellen]

Thank you!

[@HJKelley47]

Overall nice music to listen to while we watch you release your creativity.

[@jahellen]

Thank you.

[@jameslang1288]

great job!!!! with the spraying I use a ikea lazy susan to rotate the work. Can stay in one place then when spraying.Cheers

[@jahellen]

That's a good idea, and I've seen it done, but I'm just too lazy to look for one....

[@timtaylorguitarnut]

good God, your dog wins a medal and you make a box? the dog is more impressive and modest. ps nice job👍👍👌

[@fivevenomstyle6337]

New to scrolling, nice little project!

[@jahellen]

Thanks!

[@brightbroodbritain5496]

Hey! First of all: Very well done - I really lined it ;) I've got a question: I myself want to try out and do an inlay where both sides of the wood are flat and look decent. I do not want to sand it down heavily (the project im working on already used quite thin wood and besides i would like to have similiar thickness on all elements). My approach to still get an good result is by picking a little more thick wood for the parts which will be pressed in. This way I can sand the outstanding parts on both sides. Do you have any experience on this? Will it even be possible to have both sides without big holes (at least at small wood thicknesses - I guess at some point it could not work cause of the angle)? Thank you (I hope you understand it .. :D)

[@jahellen]

Definitely use some test pieces, but try angling the saw at only 2 or 3 degrees. That should get you the result you're looking for, but you also might need need to fill more gaps. Good luck!

[@bonenfant96]

Success !

[@jahellen]

Grats!

[@jimmulholland7339]

I'm exhausted watching this

[@jahellen]

I'm glad you stuck through it! Thanks for watching!

[@juansebastianhernandezruba6678]

Can you send by e-mail the pattern for the box! awesome work by the way!

[@jahellen]

I just did a Google image search for 'simple tree of life' and used the one titled 'Tree of Life design Yggdrasil World tree.'

[@PuppetWood]

Nice

[@jahellen]

Thank you.

[@augustocoelho1819]

qual o nome da máquina de corte

[@jahellen]

Eu estou usando uma serra de rolagem.

[@rayscrafield2106]

Very nice job. I found a pattern in a box, basket, and bowl book that is similar but still enough different that it will require me to do things a tiny bit different that you did. But, all in all you did a great job. I might ask, what brand of spray can finishes are you using?

[@jahellen]

The shellac brand is Zinnser; the polyurethane is Minwax. Thanks for watching!

[@rayscrafield2106]

Thanks. I'll have to do a search for them here.

[@claudeelliott3993]

Iliked the box when it was finished. HOWEVER, I found his frenetic video taping style distracting, Just an observation.

[@MikeyDonna]

When I see you start off in some sort of blazing speed I think , what’s the point ?? Just type out the instructions as viewing is I possible . You may be great at scrolling but I’m not impressed with won’t video ! Sorry !