Panda Mini Clock Scroll Saw Pattern

This Panda mini clock requires a 1 7/16" clock insert. This pattern has some small interior cuts. You will probably need a 2/0 or a #1 size blade for a few of these cuts. Keep the thickness of the wood no thicker that 1/2" to make these small cuts easier.

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Sometimes simple is okay.

I'm a tinkerer. I have always enjoyed just going into my shop and making something quick. I don't like making 50 of something. I get bored. I occasionally enjoy cutting more intricate fretwork but not too often. It's just my nature to get bored quickly. This pattern is a good example of keep it simple.

I like this pattern because it is simple. It has a message and I think it's pleasing to the eye. I was able to cut it in about 15 minutes or less. It suits my poor attention span I guess.

I actually worked on this pattern for a couple days trying to add more to it but I just kept coming back to simple. For me sometimes simple is okay.