Two Questions

[Woodnknots]

First, what are the O-rings for in the classic rollerball kit? The instructions do not cover them, and I haven't found a need for them.

Second,
I am making a piece of furniture for my wife, and need some scrollsaw patterns of a sheep, llama, and a spinning wheel. Can anyone help me? I am very new to scrollsawing (haven't actually done any yet), so a beginner level pattern would be best.

Thanks,
Dave

 

[Geo in Winnipeg]

I can't help you with the rollerball kit. You might try Free Scrollsaw Patterns for the other stuff. Good luck.
http://groups.msn.com/FreeScrollsawPatterns

 

[Queso]

They form an airtight seal for the ink.

 

[lkorn]

Check with "Old Griz" (member here) for scrollsaw stuff, He does really nice work on the saw.

Originally posted by daveturns05
<br />Second,I am making a piece of furniture for my wife, and need some scrollsaw patterns of a sheep, llama, and a spinning wheel. Can anyone help me? I am very new to scrollsawing (haven't actually done any yet), so a beginner level pattern would be best.

Thanks,
Dave

 

[ctEaglesc]

Second,
I am making a piece of furniture for my wife, and need some scrollsaw patterns of a sheep, llama, and a spinning wheel. Can anyone help me? I am very new to scrollsawing (haven't actually done any yet), so a beginner level pattern would be best.


Do a member search for William Young.
He has some of the best scroll saw work I have ever seen.
(Check out his dome clock on his site)
anyway if anyone can put you on to patterns hes the one.
Another tip I have read from scrollers is to use coloring books for patterns.

 

[Woodnknots]

Originally posted by Queso
<br />They form an airtight seal for the ink.

Where do I install them? When I press in the ends, or do they roll over the threads?

Thanks for all the tips!!

 

[Randy_]

Originally posted by daveturns05<br />....do they roll over the threads...

Yes.

 

[Dario]

Check Tom (OldGriz)...he does awesome scrollsaw patterns...he might be abletohelp you out.