[QUOTE=mochnacs;296006]at scrolling a couple of years now. been doing mostly crosses and clocks. mostly from paternes, just getting into my own designs. have a 16 inch craftman and need to up grade any coments on your favorate saws. try to post one clock i just finished. Rather be cutting than writing.
moch

This is a cradle I made before my oldest granddaughter was born -- 10 years ago. I designed it so it will rock in the frame or can be lifted out to rock on the floor. I cut the curves with a sabre saw, as I hadn't discovered scroll saws at the time. I believe it is made from cherry. I took the picture on a recent visit.

I have a Hegner saw and I need to get some repair done in San Bernardino County California. does anyone know of a place to take my saw?
Thanks.

I guess to a child, the noise of a saw and the "danger" of the dancing blade and flying wood seems like a thrill. (Kind to think of it, that sort of appeals to me too.)

Wanting to share the joy of this hobby with my children, I printed out a few practice patterns and set out to give the youngest 3 an opportunity to dive in and cut some wood.



I start all the children out on patterns from...

Today, another user asks for an opinion on a recommendation for a less than $200 saw. Another will ask tomorrow, and the next day. That is the nature of welcoming new users. For practical reasons, since these questions come up continually, the community isn't going to put forth a good well defined conversation on the topic every time it comes up.

In part as a result of the recent magazine review of multiple saws, I have been considering the differences between the current best less...