A Girl and her Horse Scroll Saw Pattern. Guest video from Al Baggetta

This is a very simple pattern. I made this as a request from a reader. I thought a few others may enjoy it also.

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Guest Video: Al Baggetta builds a dust catcher for the Excalibur Scroll Saw
I got this video from Al this morning. I have seen dust trays for scroll saws like this before but I like the way this one is removable to easily dump out the dust. If you are like me and don't  like the noise of a dust extraction system you may like this design.

Al offers to email the design but I don't want to put his email on the blog. If you are.  interested you can get his email address in the video description on YouTube.

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