Scroll Saw Wall Clock.

Getting near completion. Needs sanding then coating and a clock mech.

[@ParaBellum2024]

Super work. I've not yet got a scroll saw and with no idea what to go for, am planning to visit the nearest Axminster store soon.

[@SCCFORUM]

@howardsinclair Hi Howard. Many thanks for the comment. I was going to buy a scrollsaw from Axminster but I got lucky and found a second hand Hegner. All the best, Paul.

[@FLDawg71]

great work..what size blade did you use??looks great

[@SCCFORUM]

Hi, Thanks for the comment. I used Olson reversed tooth No 5 & 2/0R Regards Paul

[@pfawzi]

Looks great and thank you for sharing... how did you get the bevels done (what tools did you use)?

[@SCCFORUM]

Hi Peter, Thank you. I used a Scroll saw to cut the parts and bevel. In future I would use a table saw to cut the bevels making a more accurate cut. I made a few other videos of the clock being cut and you will see the scroll saw i used. All the best Paul

[@onlinenewstechy9492]

Sir Please send pattern [e-mail]

[@yasminpasta972]

Wow. What wood type n thickness is it? What Blade? I use a makita scroll saw, am total amateur by the way.....any fine cuts, wood jst breaks....n smaller bits bounces alot on the table... Where am i going wrong?

[@SCCFORUM]

Hi Yasmin. I used 6mm Birch ply and a No5 and No2 Olsen reverse tooth blade. keep the wood firmly pressed down on the table and don't rush it. All the best, Paul.

[@timothyburfield5917]

How do I get a pattern?

[@SCCFORUM]

You will find it here. www.finescrollsaw.com/order.htm

[@marlenefortin2855]

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