Scroll Saw Bowls

It's hard enough to throw away scraps without having your partner go through your trash bin and remove what you've put in.  Joe regu...

If you're making a bowl with wide rings--3/8" or more--you can do some pre-sanding of the inside of any particular ring that has ma...

I've always drilled blade entry holes when making scrolled bowls. However, sanding out the drill marks can be tedious, so I decided to t...

I decided to get more precise and use the DRO for cutting a very basic bowl.  I usually add on an additional degree to compensate for imprec...

If you've installed the Wixey digital readout (DRO) on your SuperMax drum sander, you know that in addition to the DRO made by Wixey for...

Most scroll saws arrive with a part that just about every experienced user removes as soon as possible--the "hold down clamp", whi...

Most scroll saws have tilting tables, but some have a stationary table and tilting arm.  Having used both designs, and having just ruined a ...

I've been experimenting with different blades, and based on a recommendation from an experienced scroller, tried out the Pegas Super Ski...

One great way to use up scraps of wood is to make a dizzy bowl, so named because of the swirled look created by rotating the rings. My fir...

I just received the latest Rockler flyer, which contained a link to one of my favorite projects--a really lovely holiday bow box which appea...