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Making a fridge door handle from plywood.
Category: Home and Garden
Making a Serving Tray on the Scroll Saw
Wooden serving tray. Something I wanted to try out for a long time.
Materials:
– 60 x 10 mm beech wood
– 6 mm plywood
– toothpicks (for some extra strength)
– wood filler (the joints didn’t came out as good as I was hoping)
– PVA glue – CA glue (for repairs)
– wood stain
– clear polyurethane varnish
Making a Paint Brush Holder
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How to make a paint brush organizer using scroll saw.
Garden Hose Holder
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I needed something to hang my garden hose on…
and here it is, simple tutorial on how to build a hanger for your garden hose.
Custom Knife Handle
There are times when you have to “accidentally” break the knife handle just to make a new one 😉
Scroll Saw Tote
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Tapered Wooden Mug
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Hi everyone! This week I’m using my scroll saw to make another wood mug, this time with slightly different shape. And yes, I made a mistake…twice…
…I glued the bottom piece a bit too early (which makes sanding the inside of the rings quite a challenge) and than I sanded the outside of the mug without gluing the bottom piece back (ended up with the bottom piece being too big 🙂 luckily for me all I had to do was flip the bottom part over. It’s not exactly the way I intended but in my opinion…still looks awesome!
In case you decide to make one of these, here is the correct order of gluing pieces together:
-glue the rings together
-sand the inside of the mug
-glue the bottom piece
-sand the outside
-glue the handle
How to Make a Simple Wooden Mug with a Scroll Saw
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Yes, it really is as easy as it looks like 😉
Wooden Mug Stand
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Making a mug stand (tea cup holder) on the scroll saw.
Materials used:
– 10 mm plywood
– 18 mm oak board
Kitchen Slicing Helper
Ideas come from everywhere.