Zodiac Pasales for Seroll Saw Woodworking = Judy and 80 Projects from the Eastern and Western CalendarsVol Rizzles = for Scroll Saw Woodworking = Tad andl Datel Peete1© 2008 by Fox Chapel Pulsing Company, ne. Zod Paz fo Sc Saw Woodwerkng fan orginal wor, st publshed in 2009 by fox Chapel Publishing Compary Inc. The pattems cortaned hoon a copyrighted by the authors. Raaders ‘may make copes ofthese pattens for personal use. Te pattem themseles, however, ate not 1 ‘be duplicated for resale or cstibution une any cicumstances. Any such copying sa wolation of copyright ‘The Chinese brush pairings inte Easter zodiac section weve created and provided by Charro Fung Milles and Kimbery Sau Wal Miler. Copright on these paintngs sretaned by those arts. (SEN 978-156523-3935 brary of Congress Cataloging fh Pubiation Dato Feteson, Judy Uudth 5) Zoxtc puzzles for sol saw woodworking /by Judy and Dave Peterson, ~ sted. pom. Inchades index ISBN 978-156523:393:5, 1. Jig saws.2, Woodwork-Faens 3. 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Copyrighted material4 cima acltcan Zodiac Puarzles ‘Step-by-Step, 2002, age 46 for Serell Sa ‘Throughout the years, people workdwide have bbcen fascinated with che mysterious mythology of the zodiac. The idea thatthe time of your birth could affect your personality, and tha eis possible to estimate the results of your interactions with cothers based on that information, has «great allure to many. Artists, especially, seem drawn to the creative possibilities offered by the characters of the zodiac. You are holding in your hands the newest creative twist on the zodie: Zadiae Puczle for Scroll Sew Woodworking, lncluded for ereating 30 beautiful freestanding puzzles from Western and Easter tradition, along wi interesting astrological historical tar maps. Here's what you'l find inside: mation and beautiful Step-by-Steps “Two deuiled, photo-filed sep-by-seps are incided to guide you through cutting and fnidhing your Bins pcs: The Were wise project, Capricom,ilminates the process of eroling thick wood, Al included are instructions on setting wir, nals and Jewels into your puzzle vo show the sgn’ star paver, This advanced puzzle takes Judy about 60 0 75 minutes to cu, about 15 minutes sand, and about 10 minutes to finish. Adding the ems and wires kes about an addidonal hou. ‘When you get this project down, youl be able wo-eut any other puzae inthe book. The Eastern zodiac project, Yea of the Hone, explains how to create a colorful ray puzzle that looks like 4 Chinese brash painsing. Judy can cut one of these intermedia puzzles in about 60 minutes. Derailed insteuctions are included to guide you through the use of watercolor crayons and wood stains to finish the puzzle. Both projects include a pattern, full-page reference photograph of the Finished project, eretive source material, and. personality information. w WoodworkingWestern zodiac projects AIL 12 ofthe Westen ndiae signs are represented bere as fares pale projec, Each project inclodes a porsen—cotaplee with ar placement, ill page reference photograph of the Blue project, histore ster map lee add secrology: Basic beckgronod information and history of the Wenter zodiac is abo given Sow Aries, 3/21-4/19, ‘Taurus, 4/20- Gemini, 5/21-6/20. ‘Cancer, 6/21-7/22. page page 22 5/20, page 24 age 26 ® SRE SEE i Nd Lubra, 9/23-10/22, page 24 + 10/23-11/21, page 36 Virgo, 0/23~ 9/22. page 32 Sagietarius, 11/22-12/21, rage ‘Aquarius, 1/20-2/18, page 40 Pisces, 2/19-3/20, age 42 2 Ln tro d @opyrigitad maissheets Eastern zodiac projects Bickel toed Eames sedecuatntleLabew here axa bens purl, ll inspired by original Chines beach psining—hich av lo inched for your reference Each project includes a pattern, fll: page erence photograph ofthe finished project, orginal Chinee brush pining and pessnelry informative. Bass beckoned itory of the Eastern sodinc ts the frst year of each animal rt century is listed below. Please consult the chart on page 94 for a listing of all the years since 1900, Rat, 2008, page 52 x, 2009, pape 54 Tiger, 2010, page 6 ‘Rabble, 2011, page 58 Dragon, 2000, ‘Ram, 2003, Monkey, 2004, page age 6 Rooster, 2005, page s8 ig, 2007, page 72 6 Lo Saw WoodwerkingConstellations Asa bonus, six of the most popular constellations in the night dy havea been inchaded ws pale project, Each projet incladas a pete — complete with war placement, ull page reference photograph of the finished project, historic star map, and lore. Basi background information about conselations ix ao given. Ursa Major, pape 76 ‘Orion, page 78 Casstopela, jaye 0 ‘Copheus, page 8 Perseus, page 06 Appendix ‘The Tools & Techniques section (page 89) includes everything you need to know to be able to scroll, sand, and finish any puzzle. The practice pattern includes all of the techniques you ‘need to know fo cut any pattern in this book. Safety guidelines are also included. The Index at the back of the book will help you find the patter you'te looking for (page 95). olttadA\bout the Avuthors [A former schoolteacher and librarian, Judy found her niche in life asa woodworker. She bought her frst sw in 1990 and, within the firs six months, was cutting and ereating her own designs. A winner of many design awards, Judy now sells her puzzles at art and craft shows around the country. Together with her husband, Dave, she has written numerous articles for Serll Saw Woodworking o> Crufts, and she teaches sroll sawing at the Woodcraft store in her hometown of Madison, Wisconsin. In er spate time, Judy reads, keeps track of politics on TV, gardens, cooks, turns bowls on her lathe, and puts together other people's flat puzzles. Dave is officially retired after a career in programming and systems databases, and spreadsheets make him suited to run the record-keeping side of | Judy's small business. analysis. His interest in and experience with computes In his spare time, Dave reads, is active in the local Macintosh the Wisconsin Users’ Group, writes the occasional article fos Alliance of Artists and Crafispeople newslewer, and tiesto keep ‘up wich his wife. As faras cheir books and magazine articles go, Judy docs all the designing, scrollwork, sanding, and finishing. She also writes all the technical portions. Dave organizes the ‘material, provides a first-draft version for Judy's review, takes the in-process photos, does all of the typing, and interfaces with their editor. Allin all, the distribution of duties capitalizes on both ther strengths and provides an amicable distribution of labor. Jody and Dave co-authored an article in the Summer 2005 issue of Scroll Saw Workshop ‘magazine, tied "How to Select the Shows and Design your Booth for Maximum Sales.” ‘This book is the result of their fourth collaboration. Fox Chapel Publishing published their first book, Dinosaur Puzels forthe Scroll Saw, in August 2002, their second book, Fantasy © Legend Puzzles for the Scroll Sae, in February 2005, and their thitd book, Animal Puzzles “forthe Scroll Save: Second Edition, in October 2008. @ Lodiac Puzzles for Serell Saw WoodworkingPreface Why interlocking & freestanding puzzles? Uke pra The days, when Im 90 making af ona pay Ts id) Gs eae tis the I dda, however lt goin base Seigring and malig jig poses I bought + seal because hove shay Ted wood and because as isnt bythe eels wor srw at ana shown 1989, when ny ly and Teal stent kin cog Roms Fale bought a five pce purl ar asouenie Wie wen tec wanting you ely col pck i up without having fila ‘When began designing my own pus Aes lof them would be ierbxking the could be handled. The pus hs book tect that decom ma in 190 ale hem are interlocking. That means once you have the puss ins vandiog pono, you can pick daa ig Wy co fasted a os ap ound without having them il ape. Ba, ou have to make sure you keep them vertical and deni ip hen! “The frat projec cutout when I bough home that wore new toys my fist sl saws asa threrpee nie Ara wood Of ong sang we lumber had in workshop. ews ano pice of "34" ‘One of the things | liked aboue the puzzle it wan hick enogh ostand The concep of fresanding pune syed with me as moved ont og bardwocds Why zodiac creatures? ‘There were several incidents that sparked the creation ofthis book. The fise was when an acquaintance saw some of my puzzles and asked if | could do a puzzle for him. I said, “Probably-what kind?” He appeared embarrassed, said, “Now don’t take this wrong or anything, bur could you make a puzzle ofthis” At that point he pulled up his shirt His astological sign, Taurus, was ttooed on his stomach, That was the beginning...thanks, Paul! Customers and fiends seemed interested in more puzzles ofthe zodiac, so | obliged. Another acquaintance suggested jewelling the star patterns onto the puzzle—consequenthy, all tree of the Western zodine and all six of the constellation patterns inclode markings that show the stars making up the constellation. IFyou really want to get fancy, or make a memorable biethday gif, you could use birthstone stud carrings as wo ofthe stars. Hike to use crystal to ‘mark the prominent stars and bits of silver wire for smaller star, Stainless sce Finishing nals ate another option for marking stars. ‘When I started looking forthe star patterns 1 ean across some very good reference books with alternate stories ane designs (ce che bibliography). But thac was sll only owelve paticins and you need about thirty for a book. ‘Thea my fiend, Charlote, urned up wit ‘of the Horse painting aan art show and it together. Twelve signs of the Western about the personality cach constellation, a Tat ro d Gopyrtoitad maigialsis WYO At reer VES ‘The godine is an atea of the night sky that holds ‘sich constellations, This bee i located a few egies above and below the ecliptic plane—the path that the sua appears to follow through the sky. In astrology, cach of the signs of the rexliac is sid to rule « portion (approximately ‘one-twelfi) of the sola year. This belie seems ‘to have started in ancient Mesopotamia more than 5,000 years ago. The signs of the Western 2odiac are important 19 modern acology, which says the sign you were born under exerts great influcace over your behavior ad itcunstances. Follow along asthe Capricomn step-by-step section shows how to cut a thick freestanding pzle sand it, and insert star markers i desired. Following are the rest ofthe Western zodiac patterns, arranged chronologically. Avis, which sears im mid-March, i traditionally che first sig ‘of the zodiac. Each puzzle includes more than just a pattern and photo of the completed project. The ‘common pictorial symbol for each sign is given, slong with the dates associated with the sign and a brief description of each personality. A beautiful historic star map, created in the 1600s by Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius, is also shown for each constellation. Finally, the Greek or Roman mythology for each ‘constellation is included. “The zodiac has always captured the creative imapnaon of artists. ‘These woodcuts were created inthe steer century. 2 It was common for early astronomers 2 Steed nena et etre from Earth Please note thatthe images from The Westers Zodiag ttea ain tencg A [Note:The step-by-step photos in ths secton, except for the lower righ photos on pages 18 and I9, were taken at the Fox Chapel Pulstng sto. Ben Fk atthe pure and Scott Kriner photog ached. Setup Before you can cut a puzzle out, of course, you ‘must select the board you want to use. Examine both sides of the board carefully, ooking for bad spots, including checks, knotholes, and obvious internal cracks, Mack these flaws on the wp of your board. [use a wide, black permanent marker for this task. “Make a copy of the Capricorn pactern and decide where to position it on the board. Avoid the bad spots when positioning your pattern. Spray the patton with repositionable spray adhesive and apply the pattern to the board. Be sure the adhesive you choose is “repositionable.” Ifthe lbel on a product doesn't include that word, you don't wane wo use that product for this purpose, The bond from a ‘non-tepositionable adhesive will be so seeure thac you'll have to spend time sanding the pattern off the pieces. However, patterns glued with sepositionable spay adhesive usually peel off, leaving no residue. The longer you wait wo peel the pattern off, che harder it will be vo do so. I've had good luck with Duro All-Purpose Spray Adhesive, available at K-Mare and Wal-Mart sores, as well as many lumberyards, As you probably know, scroll saw blades come in sizes from 2 through 12—the lower the ‘number, the finer the teeth. For 4/4 boards, I use #7 blade, This allows the pieces to move freely. The Western Zod14 Lodiac Puarzles O = major star = minor star Star Name Key: 1.Algedi 2.Dabih 3, Deneb Algedi Wood werk in gCopyrighted materialThe first step isto drill whatever holes you're going to drill before you start cuting. You may not want to drill the holes representing the star pattern, but you should at least drill the hole trough which you must cut the eye. Note: Ifyou are going to drill the holes for the star pattern, do not dil all the way through the board. After all the star pattern only makes sense seen from one side. Make sure to 2 small diameter bi for the stre—these holes are only to mark Where the stars go, not for actual mounting of a jewel or rail That, happens later. 7D. Ts phot shows the compete pater wth al the les dried, >} Sart cting at the hoot on the ef ront eg and cone te a 1sContinue the cut ‘Curt around the left front leg and remove i. Peel the pattern off and set the piece aside. ‘Continue toward the head, Do the details as you go. I you do, Face cut As before, detail as you go. I's easier to hold on to a you won't have to cut them holding on to a very small piece. board foot than a board inch [Notice the position of the hands when preparing to make a sharp turn,Notice the position of the hands when proparing to make a sharp turn. The hard in front holds the puzzle steady while the back hand swings the material through the cut Insert the blade to cut the eye. It is important to do this before you cut the face free. In addition to setting each plece aside as | cut free, Tassemble the puzzle. |alko make sure the pieces side easily in and ‘out from both directions. | find fam having trouble siding the pieces in and out, I can change Blades or make any needed adjustments to my saw as | go. ‘There are four pieces left to ax. Hold tight! Don't lose concentration while cutting the lst few piecesve always wondered what | could do with all those negative spaces. inthis case. | will use the carrier to keep from crunching the puzzle when running it through the drum sander. There are twa reasons to sand your purile (or any other project) The fi mt isto correct mistakes in cutting. With puzzles, the mose problem is thatthe pieces stick. This is remedied by ‘careful sanding of the head of the key and of the shoulders of the keyhole. Sand lightly and test the fic. I's easy wo overdo it The second reason to sind is to improve the surices of your puzzle. Ido a three-step sanding process 1) sand the top and bottom ‘ofeach picce, 2) check the eur sueaces for smoothness and gently ‘ouch up any rough spots and 3) round over all of the edges. The three-step proces gives a professional finish to cach puzzle, ‘Occasionally, I find | have cut a puzzle that won't stand, This | like to sand the top and bottom of each puale using my drum aa e Pa Le a sander. To keep the puzzle from shifting skleways or twisting under ‘means the bottom is nor fat. In such cases use my dis sander $a Lune one ge two push sta to mapper dhe puns ar with a 90° table. [hold che base against the moving disc oes through. Ifyou have a drum sander, see the tip box below for more information, rd ha ig dren seer hs cit my stg ime by GO you ve a relatvty ged surface to begin ‘wih you can sand wath ody a rsh rit {sally use a 220-160 ba Nove: There are puzles dt | cmnot pat trough the drum sander without treaing them: ve placed 2 “drum ‘ander” so @) onthe patterns tat can be sarced with the rum sander You fan urea dru sander ona of the ptr, provided that you save Ue scrap ar ne Ha a cra The patterns marked with the bol go through with oy a der band sound then. Toe 3 drum sander to sind your pues, follow the steps blow + Pua rubber tae completely around the outside ofeach paz. Ruler bad dong sever pzien, group th by how thick the wood i + Start withthe group made ofthe thickest wood. + Poston each pz on the conveyor belts tat t goes though with ‘he gran (otherwise the drum wil leave wale mari) + Rus the frst group through on both sides. Use one oF more push ‘tick to sport each pul go Tough + Adj he high ofthe sanding drum forthe nxt group You have to experiment with ths proces, Start with sce ofthe sper pz to ge the hang‘Another option to sand the top and bottom of the puzle, if you don't ave a drum sander, isto use 2 disc sanding pad chucked in a dril secured by a stand (see box below) ora sanding block. ‘Aer sanding the top and bottom ofeach puzle piece, | check the cut surfaces for smoothness, Any part that someone f likely t0 touch should be smooth. Gently touch up any rough places to hep the ft. | prefer 0 use a dsc sanding pad chucked ina drill secured by a stand (see box below), but you could also use sandpaper wrapped around 2 dowel. My st step isto round over al of the edges. Rounding over the ledges gives a nice fish, provides visual separation ofthe pieces, and sometimes removes a fav. Tse a Sand-O-Flex fap sander with 240-grt scored refi and cut along the scored lines. I end up with 64 Je" Gmm) strips of sandpaper. You can adjust the length ofthe strips for larger and smaller pieces. While you are using the Sind-O-Flex | recommend you use rubber finger protectors, which are avalible a office supply stores. 1 prefer to mount che Sand-O-Flex fon a del secured in a drill stand (see box below), but you can also ‘sea il press as show here. ‘A fiex drum sander, such asthe one offered by Guinevere Sanding System, can be used instead of a Sand-O-Flex to round over some of the edges ofa puzzle piece. It can also be used to sand some of the ‘cut surfaces ofa piece. However, t may be too large to reach all of the smal places on the puzzle pieces in this book. ie ple ofa Sn sander you nie 5° (27min) ds sanding pad (220 git) chucked trea adel secured by a dri stand ora Si press, Before we inesied nthe drum S sander, | sed to all of my fat sanding ¢ this way tb earefl to keap the fat sides tere as you sand and wear finger protection. The nly problem I've had sing the dae sinder ind way s occasional sanding a piece unevenly. You wil Improve with practice. You can alo se the Sand-© Flex in ti way, 19Finishing Because I usally wane the actual wood colors to come through, I use natural-colored Danish ol to finish my puzzles. I've had good lack with the General Finishes brand. The color of most woods will change over time because of ‘exposure to ultaviole rays. Fyou wane the color to hold, use a clear, UV-blocking Danish oil on the wood. The tech person I spoke to at General Finishes said their product doubles the life ‘of the color. General Finishes sels this product under the name “Outdoor Oil.” Personally, since I last recommended this product in Animal Puacles for the Scroll Saun, Ve stopped using it. The pieces needed more rubbing than I have time for (oF my customers want t pay for) Because making and selling puzzles is my busines, I do a lot of ciling. [sare by pouring the oil into a one-gallon, resealable freezer bag: Next, I disasemble the puzale and drop the pieces into the ol ee thetn st in the ol for shore time. I remove them from the bag, and place them ‘Mos of the pieces dey completely without wiping, but T plastic trays lined with paper towels to drip dey. pect all ofthe pieces and wipe as necessary. The more cut line detail there is na puzzle piece, the more attention it nceds at this step. ‘This is because more oil gets into the cut line than can be absorbed by the surfaces internal to any given eut. Then it bleeds out, usually ‘over several hours. After drying the pieces that need it, reassemble the puzzle and lec it air-dry overnight. Remember; ol fumes are extremely volatile. I dry the pieces with paper towels, because they dry quickly and completely. I dispose of the paper towels by dropping them loosely into a large paper bag and leting them dry overnight. Doing so prevents a buildup of fumes that could spontancously ‘combust. The important thing is not to seuit oil-soaked rags into an airtight container. Boos + Silver wire (14 and/or 18 gauge) crystal jewels, or stainless eee en aes + Sanding method of choice Se ey Seed + Needle-nose plies or tweezers Wiring You can abo inser silver wite into your puzzles. Snip picces of the wire to about 14" (1Oxam). To dill the entry holes, use a dill bit chat matches the wire gauge and drill holes a lice shore of J" (0mm). Insert a wire piece and cap into place using a small the same hharmmer. No glue is necessary ifyour wire and dill bie diameter and you tap the wise in about a mllimetct. I'your wite is 100 long, it will bend over—silver wires ae too soft o pound like a mal. If you've accidentally drilled the hole for the wire too lange, laten the top of the wire to cover the gap by hammering ie abit more. Jewelling AA third sparkly choice is showing the stars with small crystal jewels available at craft stores. Mount a teardrop-shaped bitin your dill press or rotary power tool. Drill the gem holes co the depth of the gems you have. (This will vary considerably depending on the effect you wane.) If using a rotary ool, you can drill by hand or with a small brace, I's easier o judge depth and diameter with the brace, but | found it took too long. Using a drill press eliminates this problem. ‘Use clear glue such as gap-filling cyanoacrylate. Puta tiny drop of glue in the hole with a toothpick and carefully place the gem. Needle-nose pliers or tweezers make this easier. Clean off any excess elue and admire your work. Jewelling is best done after your piece has been oiled and dried, When you drill the gem hole, you will go down to bare wood, so the glue will stick better.(eyercon) Step-by-step Finishing nails Youive already dried shallow holes to show the placement ofthe stars. The next step is to mount a smal stainless ste! finishing nail In your dei press. Be sure to use stainless steel rails, or the moisture ‘content of the wood and the solvents in the Danish ol fiish may ‘ause rust or discoloration. Holding the puzzle piece firmly, turn on the dril press and push the mall most of the way into the wood. Use ‘wire cutters to snip off the rail as close to the wood as possible. ‘After sanding the rail down to the level of the wood, you'll have 2 shiny star marking 3 plice inthe constellation The Western Gopydolitale at© = majorstar = minorstar StarName Key: 1. Aldebaran 2. Hyades cluster 3. Pleiades cluster The Western Gopydolitad masThe Western opydolitad man© = majorstar © = minorstar StarName Key: 1. Denebola 2. Regulus The Western Gopydolitad matetl© = mojorstar = minor star Star Name Key: 1.Zubenelgenubi 2.Zubeneschamali The Western Gopydolitad matesSe © = majorstar © =minorstar Star Name Key: 1. Antares 2.M80 3.M4 The Western opyidolitad magnm™ Cree Awe ket Star Name Key: 1. Sadalsuud 2.Sadalmelik 3.Scheat 4. Fomolhaut The Western opydolitad matt‘The Western zodiae is based roughly on the ‘months of the year. Characteristics are thought to be associated with those people born during any given period of time. The Chinese, or Eastern, zodiac takes a different approach; characteristics are asigned to people depending roughly on the year in which they were born, These animals do ‘not have constellations. ‘There are seyeral versions of the origin ofthe ‘Chinese zodiac cycle. One involves a race of all the animals to the bedside of the Buddha—cach of the ewelve that arrived frst had a year named afier him. Another version involves a contest staged by the Jade Emperor for the most beautiful, cleverest, ete. Each of the winners had a year named after him. ‘The basic rwelve-year cycle is also part of a larger 60-year eycle, The 60-year eyele is based on the twelve animals plus a rotation ofthe five elements: water, wood, fire, meta, and earth. “This reals in combinations with even more specific personality characteristics, such as a wood ox oF a water dragon. In addition, the two primal forces, yn (odd yeas) and yang (ven years), influence the postive and negative sles ofthe various combinations of animal and -lemental signs. And you thought the Western zodiac was complicated! To find out what sign under which you were born, consult the chart on page 94. Because che Eastern rodiae rotates according to the lunar eyele—nor the sola, like Western years—the Chinese New Year is not synchronized with January 1. Ifyou were born lace in January or early in February, your sign is probably associated with the prio year: Each puzae includes more than just a pattern and photo of the completed project. The ‘common Chinese symbol for each yea i given, along with the years associated withthe sign and 4 brief description of each personality. We've ao included the inspiration for each puzzle pattern —a Chinese brush painting by artists Kimberly and Charlotte Fung Mille.Vear ol nts sere HO Dee ‘Note: The sep step at the Fox Chapel Publishing suo, Dan Clarke painted the paz, and Seott Kener photographed inthis section were taken Charlotte Fung Miller's painting of the Year of the Horse is partly responsible for the existence ofthis book. ln thinking what 29 ddo with ie (from a puzzle perspective, I decided int a fame tray puzzle. Because [ thought ie would look good, I adapted the background originally found in the Year ofthe Monkey pai is puzale. used 1" (Gmien) Baltic birch for this project. e's good on both ses (no flaws), all the plies are birch (there is no softwood eore), and it doesn’t Ihave voids (holes in the interior plies). Anothee advantage of Baltic bitch isis light color, which ‘makes it suitable for painting. Because the cutting ofthis puzzle is similar to the Capricom step-by-step, I'l be concentrating fon the creation of the tray and the painting of the puzzle. The Eastern Zodiac 47Make the frame tray Choose two boards of about the same size. One will be the frame and the puzzle; the other willbe the backer. > Glue the puzzle pattern on the top plece. Be sure to allow extra Z to make the frame. Drill an access hole and cut the frame free. Sand both sides of the backer board. Glue the frame to the D backer and clamp overnight: A. Use the scroll s2w to trim the outside of the ghied backer and F frame, then sand and round over the frame edges. Put the frame off to the side. E Dri the holes forthe eye and nostri in piece CC. Drill the D nostril and eye holes in piece D. (, Start cutting the puzzle pieces from one corner, and replace them © inthe frame as you cit each ree. Is much easer to keep track ‘of them that vay. / Finish sand with a palm sander. Blow the dust out with canned air. Painting ‘As my regula all, isan add-on finish-thac is, if you dip the pice cadets know, I normally avoid painting, Paint, after the paine ‘or paint with a brush, the paint cakes up the space that should exist between the pieces. Because of that, the pieces won't slide in and ‘out easily, as they are supposed to do. However, I experimented: with sueface painting in the following step-by-step. J After you've cut and sanded the puzzle, k should be smooth, dustee, and ready to paint. BPE Ercan! per ee ee aed Beery Peeters eer Boa Ca eg + Brown stain, such as Behlen’s Nutmeg + Stain reducer, such as Behlen’s Reducer eres Bonterra Using a plece of cardboard, fip the puzzle over and label the piccer according to the pattern (previous page) Flip the puzzle back over when youve finshed. Th Eastern| chose to color the purle 20 that matched the brush Bainting on page 46, Begin by dampening the white crayon and Uundercontngallthe paces that ‘BB-EE, andj). ‘Dampen the black crayon and coat the pieces that are to be sol! Shade with the blick crayon where gray areas are desired. black. These are P, 88-EE, and J Use a damp cotton swab to blend the gray areas.Use blues nd whites t0 shade the waterfal—pleces [4 and 25, Use a hobby knife, such as X-Acto, to clan up the interior cuts where the crayon has filed inthe cut. Alternately, use pstc- backed sandpaper, such as Testors hobby sanding film, or dental floss. ‘Start witha pan of straight stain, such as Behlen’s Nutmeg. ‘Allow the pieces to dry and reassemble them. ‘Stan the folowng pieces: 12, 13, and 15-24, Pour out some of ‘Congratulations—you've completed the project! ‘the stain and add tome reducer, such as Behlen's. Sain the following pieces: 2, and 5-9. Pour out some more of the stain mixture and add ‘even more reducer. Stain piece 1. This three-tiered staining method ‘will create a foreground, mid-ground, and background to the puzzle. ‘When the pieces are dry, finish the whole puzzle—inclding the {rame—with dear Danish ollRC es ned The Eastern Copydglitad mass4 Oe Rr The Eastern Gopydolitad mastThe Eastern Copydglitad mageite See eed The Eastern Gopydolitad mates!The Eastern Copydglitad matesria) esd The Eastern opyiolite maimros ntEvery cult in every par ofthe work has sade pictures out ofthe star patie i the night sky. For example, what we now call the Big Dipper was knowa to ancient Romans as the Seven Plowing Oxen; Babylonians as che Wagon; northwest Europeans asthe Plough: Egyptians as the Bulls Hind Leg: Sioux Indians asthe Skunks and East Indians as the Hog’ Jaw. Today, astronomers recognize 88 constellations. The six pales on the following pages represent six of the most popular and easily found constellations inthe sky. Each puzie includes more than just a pattern and photo of the completed project. beautiful historic star map, created in the 1600s by Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius, is abo shown for cach constellation. Finally, the Greek or Roman mythology for each constellation is included. [Notes Read The New Patterns inthe Sky: Myths and Legends ofthe Stars, by Julius D. W Staal, foe ‘more interesting information about the stories of the constellations in cultures around the workl. Note: It was common for early stronomers to draw ther sar maps from a viewpoint outsde eee entrees ee ee from Earth Please note thatthe images from piesa entaryp pieerairor ee a ee eed poe ee76Rm Cia yr) © = major star © =minor star Star Name Key: 1.Benatnasch 2.Mizar 3.Alioth 4. Megrez 5.Phecda 6.Dubhe 7.Merak Cons tel | Gopyiightad siatrmO = major star = minor star Star Name Key: 1. Betelgeuse 2. Bellatix 3.Alnitak 4. Alnilam 5. Mintaka 6.Saiph 7.Rigel Cons tel | Gopyiightad sare! FY y b AWAY oo — LA p a Be. Sn lal lou ha ee oe : geeDas R52Pe eas StarName Key: 1. Alpheratz_ 2.Mirach 3.Almech, 4MB1 Cons tel | Gopyiightad sates:Note: The star clusters inthe up ofthe sword were lft of the purl shown. © =mejorstar #) = minor star Star Name Key: Algol 2.Mirfak Cons tel | Gopyiightad sateTT Baik Tools & Techniques Safety Ieshould come as no surprise that cutting thick wood gencrates a lot of sawdust, Nor should it come asa surprise chat breathing sawdust is not good for you, In my workshop, I have a dust collector and an air cleaner, The dust collector picks up the lage particles and many of che small ‘ones, Even ifyou have a dust collector, however, the arin your wortabop wil sil heve many ee eee teeter eet js mounted on the ceiling and removes high peteentage ofthe particles tha the dust collector tue Peed eatey ties ewoteechivwT went 4 use mask that wae replaceable filer. ye protection is mandatory! 1 was in ith sade when I got my fit pur of gases. Because Tan fied a compary that rakes the kind of safety ghscs I wane and because I can‘ see well enough 1 work without my regular gases, use amy regular panes for much of my woodworking However, my regular gases have titanium fames and hardened lenses, When I'm sanding, I wear sie shields. These translucent plastic devices slide onto your frames and keep flying particles fiom hitting your ees from the side. They are available a most vision centers. Whatever ype of ce protection you us in your workshop should inclide side shielding. While visting my dental hygienist recently, 1 noticed she was wearing a sightlyoveibe cleat plastic shield to protect her eyes. They looked like glass with along plastic pipe-leaner frame. 1 immediately recognized them as solution to my eye protection problem. The product ‘name is “Googles,” and she gave me one to tse. I tok off the fame pice and slipped iin behind my glass. Ik works just fine. I found at least one compsny online (Dental Disposables, ncerational) that makes!supplies them. I wrote to them to find out how a non-dentise might buy them. However, they didnot reply. [suggest you make fricrds with your dental hygienist and hope for the best. Ifyou don’ need prescription lenses, te safety gogsls, You'll alo do a better job of cutting and be safer if your saw has a good, efiient dus blower. ‘This device blows the dust away fom your cut Tine call this a safer isue because, before I had blower, I reached up without thinking to wipe the dust away fiom the cut line and cu myself Don't let it happen to you. ‘Abo, make sure wo have enough light in your workshop 0 se what you're doing. Ihave two swing-arm lamps (widely avaiable, oly enough, at office supply stores) mounted on my saw. These lamps come with clamps, and you can usually find somewhere to attach them ifyou don't hhave a mount for them on your saw. I find I can cut longer wih ight coming from both sides. ‘This setup alo eliminates shadows and a good amount of eyestrain, You need adequate light for everything ese you do in the workshop, ro. Talo wear heating protector. Ifyou into serious woodworking, you would be well advied r0 at Teast invest in a mask, eye protection, some type of hearing protection, and possbly a dust collector. A word about saws {have owned four diferent brands of saws and have ued several others. Although it's casice to cut anything with a great, big, expensive, production-quality saw, al ofthese paters have been eut with a cheap, rckery,dlficule machine. Just kep practicing.Squaring the blade have never sen a saw with a truly accurate degree gauge. Be sure table is square to the blade; get an engineer's square and use it to level the table. Check your squstenes if you have trouble cutting a rrae vera To check that the blade is square to the table, life the saw arm up as far as ie will go and place the square next to the blade. Place a tee the Blade and white piece of paper behind ie to allow yourself the edge ofthe aqunte as cleasty as posible (below): If dae edge of the square is not parallel to the blade, your table isnot level. Adjust the table accordingly Sige the Had with an engree’s square You may also want to check that the blade is moving in a true or neatly true up-and-down motion. Expert scroll sawyer Steve Malavolta suggests moving the blade to the “up” position, and then placing a flat piece of material next to the blade, Slowly move the blade to the down position and watch to sce ifthe blade gets closer or farther away to the material, Ifthe blade doesn’t move, you're in good shape. If t does move side-to-side, use your saw adjustments (if your saw has them) or try shimming at the blade clamps as necessary. | adjusted my blade after reading Steve's tip and | am getting better cuts Cutting on the line Cutting on the fine is important onthe outer edges ofthe pul. It If yoa wobble on the outs edge of purtle you can either ignore it IFyou get off the line while cutting any of the features, stop. Look at where you are and sce ifthe cut can be saved. [Fit can, try to do #0, If it can’, throw the pusale out and (On the interior (or interlocking) cuts, accuracy is not terribly important. What is important isthe shape of the hey. In onder for the key not to pull out of the keyhole, the head of the key must, be larger than the neck of the key. Ir alio must be balanced so that there is material on both sides of the neck. PARTS OF THE KEY _Rerhole Head of Key Shoulder of Key (On puzales with large pieces, there isa loc of room for error Smaller pieces require greater accuracy. See drawing above, which shows how to cut the keys as well as how itis designed. Burn marks area Fequent problem when cutting light-cclored hardwoods. Alter gang the pater in place cover the gatern with 2 clear plate sealing ta, The hea gerated by the ron of the sw ae causes the parc tape to mek. Ths Writes the cut and ato eliminates burn ars Clear plastic sealing tape savalable at deparunert stores, fice supply stores, grocer sores, and lumber. pit to rae afew. You want 2" (Sdn) clear plat tape without the Mylar strands By following ‘this up| ean even cut purpleheart without leaving (any) burn rks | eat this cherry purl without covering the pattern with plastic tape This ce is externa 20 had gute a of sanding to do to ge id ‘ofthe burn markPattern classifications Three-dimensional puzzles are much more difficul for young. children than flac puzals with the same number of pieces. With three-dimensional pussies, there are small muscle control insues involved. That's why I advise people not to give a more complicated purale o a young chill. Also, note that most of the puzale in this book contain swallowsble piece! [ei critical that ‘none of those puzzles are within the reach of children under the age of three. Here's the cary way to tell: if piece will passthrough the hoke in «roll of bathroom tissue, i can be swallowed. To handle and not ewallow the pieces oF lose the gems, a child needs 1) to be over the age of three, and 2) to not be rough with hisfher toys. Drill the holes to represent the star putter, ifyou lke, but climinate the gems and wires ift scems wise to do 1, Easy ~ The pues mmarted “eas have fewer pleces and uncomplicated faces. Intermediate — These puczes have {tonto the ‘hcl feature, Aavanced — Most of these puzies have ‘completed fees ‘etich demand great ‘eal of control Hardwoods Hardwoods are naturally beautiful. Ara lover of hardwoods, I have a natural averion to punting them Theyre beautiful in their own, tigbe Besley shes berdwocsls ocr natural in vary of enlor Why cut a tiger out ofa piece of pine and then paint i when you can cut it from a tiger-colored wood complete with stripe? But move about that later. The harder the wood, the let chip-out you get The structure of hardwoods appears to be mote uniform than sofewoods, Uniform density makes your cutting more conuitene. You'l spend les tine overall and end up with « more plang rere The increased density alo rem ino wufoce that can be more catly seeded srooth. To parsphrae something we sad in our Art three books: silky translates into sales at an art show. Where can you buy hardwoods? Look in the yellow pages of your phone book under Hardwood.” Ask your woodworking fiends. Check out the ads in your favorite scroll sawing or woodworki umber, magazine; some of these magazines may be available at your local library, specialty woodworking reailers, or hobby shop. Keep your eyes open as you drive through unfamiliar areas. We've on the toad a lot driving ‘wo and from shows, We found one of our best and most reliable suppliers in Ohio that way. If you have access to the Intemet, use a search engine wo find "Hardwood Lumber Dealers." To get started using hardwoods a a lower cost, ask your hardwood lumber dealer if he has any “shorts” available (see the Lumberspeak tip box on page 92). None of the puzzles in this book are very big. Just make sure the piece you choose is long and wide enough co do the job (also make sure the grain is running the way you need itt un), For more information about wood, your local public library isa source that's available to everyone. IF you have a home computer, the door to almost unlimited information is open to you. This is especially tru if you also have access to the Internet. Check the Resousces section for a lst of good wood sites. How do | choose wood for color and cutting characteristics? | try 10 choose woods suitable forthe item being cut. For instance, | cut Leo in Osage-orange or satinwood. | also pay attention to my customers. Moose usualy sll best in black walnut. Evidently, most people think that’s the right color for moose. Almost every puzzle has a wood in which it sells best. know I might not have found the perfect wood for a particular pattern yet, and that knowledge keeps me searching for new and wonderful woods Ap Gopynoitics maigtMost of my puszles are cu in native North American hardwoods. Cherry, walnut, and maple are widely available in this area. Cherry appears to be the wood of choice (at the moment), but ‘walnut and maple are always popula, | alo wie a smaller amount ‘of butternut, aspen, and catalpa. These woods are locally available in limited quantities. buy almost all of my North American hardwoods from a ihes a booklet about ‘our lumber industry, which list ll the saw local sawmill. The state of Wisconsin pal and what they specialize in, Check with your state—there ate ltde sawmills all lover the country. From time to time, use sweet gum, mesquite, sassafras, and other regionally grown woods, all of which have advantages and disadvantages. Many truly beautifl woods, including many exotics, are too hard (oF almost to0 hard) to cut witha scroll aw. When T run actoss a new species, pick up a board. If i's heavier than a similar-sized board of haed maple, I put it back, | cur the Libra pazale from macacauba which has 2 marked cortrast between the colors ofthe heartwood and sapwood. always look at every board I buy. I'm looking for color and figure. I want the tichest color for that species and any figure | ‘an find—wary, quilted, fiddleback, etc. (You will need to earn “Lumberspeak.” See the tip box at right.) I also like the contrast berwcen heartwood and sapwood—see the photo above of Libra ith its carrier afer sanding and finishing, ‘m Graln Figures. “Figure” “clock” “alte” “wavy” “Tame cote” "rowey." ee are terms that really mean tha the gran ‘ofthe wood snot srg. Any fires the result of some stress that the tee wat under whe growing = Hardwood and softwood. “Hardwood” ony meine “decihvous ‘ee. or 3 tee that loess eaves the fall. has nothing todo with ‘how hard the wood i. Some hardwoods are ster (lrs dene. igter) ‘than some softwood. |= Maple and oak. Lumter poop know only two hinds of maple hard and soft. and only two kinds of oak. re and white. This the ase ‘egudless ofthe fact that there ae 20 or 30 species ofeach = Hardwood sizes. Hardwoods se sold by the quarter nc, ue 24° (roe-qarter) (Irom) 5 (queer) (Bn). Ti te planed ‘messurenent. Ping reduces the tcoess ofthe bard f you go to specaky amber, they wl plane to your spectators fra rice. Stop planing. Hardwood lumber dealers wil usual ship plane your lumber you ask them to do so. This type of plang wil ge you the thickest board posite. However. you wil ave to pay more attention ‘when you sand to make tue everythin smooth 18 Mert, This refers tothe wood taken out bythe sew Bade 18 Shores. Lumber less thn four fet nlrgth. Lamberards often end up with eat ends, which ther reguar customers cannot use. They ‘ypealy sell shorts a lower tan usual prices. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of various hardwoods? The biggest disadvantage of hardwoods is price. Most hardwoods are more expensive than most softwoods. However hardwoods, you don't have to buy 87 kinds of paint, learn to paint, or spend the time painting your project “The biggest advantage of hardwoods is beauty. With careful selection, you can produce a beautiful purl ‘There is one characteristic of hardwonds that’s both an advantage and a disadvantage: the hardness. It cakes longer to cut a puzzle in hardwood, but the finished piece is stronger. This isa great selling point for children’s toys (and for puzzles for clumsy adults)Practice Pattern } EEE einai gta e ac eee \ aig eee ae We Rec \ | > } Coa eae zp / es a en cae VS 5 > \gy ae A , | ~-ADADISINWY me V a oo Le f oy 2 2) yi 6) £ YN DIT NATTA. a I>) —~ Dey ayaa ae a] fi Appendix 9394 Zodiac Pattern Inspiration T created the pacers in this book in a variety of ‘ways, Some were inspired by images | found in books and star maps; some came out of my head; some ‘were adaptations of patterns I had already created; tend some of them came from chings I enw in real Bie, ing any of these ideas. Stay on the lookout for interesting and different designs—you never know where you'll sce one! Keep a scrapbook of your ideas so when the ‘You, t90, can design your very own pateerns ight, you'll be able to scroll fantastic new creations, Make sure you eweak the design 10 truly your own, and don't forget to give credit «© ‘your inspirations. Thanks to the following sources for theit inspication in creating the patterns in this book. Atlas Celete, by John Bevis, made available on CD by Michael Oates and the Manchester Astronomical Society in England. Chinese brush paintings, the ewelve animals, by Charlotte Fung Miller and Kimberly Sau Wai Miller. Stories and Lore ofthe Zodiac, by M. A. Jagendorf. ‘The Children’s Homer: The Adventures of Odyuens and the Tale of Troy, by Padraic Colum, illustrations by ‘Willy Pogany. ‘The Constellations: Sears & Stris, by Chris Sasaki, illustrations by Joe Boddy. The New Patterns in the Sky: Myths and Legends of the Stars, by Julius D. W. Stal Puzzles for Chinese Years Rat 1900 1912 1924 1936 1948 1960 1972 Ox — 1801 1913. 1925. 1937 1949 1861 1973 Tiger 1902 1914 1925 1938 1950 1962 1974 Rabbit 1903 1915 1927 1939 1951 1963 1975 Dragon 1904 1916 1928 1940 1952 1968 1976 Snake 1905 1917 1929 1941 19531965 1977 Horse 1906 1918 1930 1942 1954 1966 1978 Ram 1907 1919 1931 1943, 1855 1967. 1979 Moy 8 20 TH TBH 56 68 0 Roost: soy zi 1938 IMS 57 1869 198 Dog 1s10 1922 1934 1946 1958 1970. 1982 Pig 1911 1923. 1935 1967 1959 19711983 ‘You should be aware that the Chinese New Year does not fll on January 1; unlike the Western calendar, the Chinese calendar is based on the phases ye Chinese New Year fills on the dlate ofthe second new moon after the winter solstice of the moon. (how's that for more information than you wanted?). For that reason, the Chinese New Year can fall as carly as January 21 and as late as February 191 on our calendar. In 2009 (the Year ofthe Ox), the Chinese New Year fell on January 26. Serell Saw Woodwerki 1984 1985 1985 1987 1988 1999 191 wn 1993 1994 1995 ng 1997 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 207 00 am an 23 2 2s 206 a7 8 m9 amvies, 22-23: Capricorn, 12-21: Perseus 86-87; ‘Year ofthe Oragon, 60-61; Year ‘of the Monkey, 66-67; ear of the Rooster, ca cleaner, 89 ‘Aldebaran.25 ‘Alderamin, 83 Aik, 83 ‘Algol, 87 ‘AlKurah, 83 ‘Anéromed, 3, B85. 87 Antares, 37 Aquarius, 40-41 ‘eas, 2 ‘Aes, 2223 Bacchus, 28 Beehive, 29 Bellatrc,79 Betelgeuse, 79 Big Dipper, 75. See also Ursa Major Buddha, 45 burn marks, preventing, 9, Callsto,2Z Cancer, 28-29 Capricorn, 12-21 Cassiopela, aQa1. 83.85 Castor,22, Cepheus, 81, 82-83,85,87 eres, 33, Cetus, 85,87 Chinese years, Crotus,39 Cupid, 43, ‘cutting on the line, 90 ‘cutting puzzles, 15-18 dust blower, 89 dust collector 89 ‘easy patterns: Andromeda, (84:85; Aquarius, 4-41; Cancer, 28-29, Gemini, 26-27: Leo, 30-31/Libra, 38-35; Scorpio, 36-37; Tours, 24-25: Urse Major, 76-77: ear of the Dog, 70-7 Year of the Ox, 54-55, Year of the Pig. 22:22: Year ofthe Rabbit: [58-58 Year ofthe Snake, 62-63: Year ofthe Tiger, 56-57 Eral. a3 Eupheme, 39 Europa, 25, ‘eye protection, 69 finishing, 20 frame tay puzzle, 49 Ganymede, 41 Gemini, 26-27 Golden Fleece, 23 Googles. 89 Great Bear. See Ursa Major Hamal, 23 disadvantages of 82: grain figures, 92:size5, 22 Hevelius, Johannes, 11 Hercules, 29,31 Hyades,25 Intermediate patterns: Cassiopeia, BBL. Cepheus, 8283 Orion, 28:28: Psces, 42-43; Sagitatus, 38-39; Virgo, (32:33, Year of the Horse, 46-5 Year ofthe Rat, 52:53: ear of the Ram, asa Jade Emperor, 45, Jason and the Argonauts, 23,22 Juno,29,22.81 Jupiter, 23.25.27. 33, 41,22 kerf.92. key, parts ofthe, 99 King Aeetes, 23 Le0,30-31,91 Leonid meteor shower 3. Libra, 34-35,92 lumberspeak, 92 M4,37 M1,85 1Ma2. See Orion Nebula (Mad, See Beehive Me0, 37 Malavoka, Steve, 90 marking constellations: finishing nails 20 jewelling, 21: wire, 2. McCaffrey, Anne, 39 Medusa, 87 Mirfak 87 Muses, 39 [Nemean Lion, a Nephele, 23 Neptune, 85 Nunki, 39 ‘Omega Nebula See Swan Nebula Orion, 37,282 (Orion Nebula, 79, Ostis, 79. painting, 49-51 Pan,39 pattern classification, 91 pattern inspiration, 94 Perseus, 86-87 Perseid meteor shower, 87 Pisces, 42-43 Pleiades, 25 Pluto, 33, Pollux, 22 Practice Pattern, 93 Proserpina, 33, Regulus, 3. Agel, 79 ukbat, 39 safety, 69 Sagittarius, 38-39 sanding, 1819 Scarab, 29 Scorpio, 35,36-37,79 Seven Sisters, See Pleiades skip planing, 22 Spica, 33, squaring the blade, 90, swallowable pieces, 91 swan Nebula, 39 Taurus, 2425.79 tools and techniques, 89-52 Typhon, 43, Ussa Major, 76-77 using a drum sander, 18 Venus, 43 Virgin Mary, 33, Virgo, 32-33 Year ofthe Dog, 70-71 Year ofthe Dragon, 60:61, Year ofthe Horse, 46-51 Year ofthe Monkey, 66-67 Year ofthe Ox, 54-55 Year ofthe Pig, 22.2 Year ofthe Rabbit, 58-59 Year ofthe Rat, 52-53, Year ofthe Rar, 64:65 Year ofthe Rooster, 68:69, Year ofthe Snake, 62:63 Year ofthe Tiger, 56-57 Zubenelgenubi, 35 Zubeneschamall, 35 Pattern index Andiomede, 8.85 Aquarius, 40-41 Aes 22.28 Cancer, 28-29 Capricorn, 12-21 Cassiopeia, aa Cepheus, 82-83 Gemini, 26-27 Leo 2031 bra, 2435 O¥ion, 28-79 Perseus, 86:67 Pisces, 42-43 Sagittarius, 38-39 Scorpio, 3637, Taurus, 2625, Us Major 76-77 Virgo,a2.83 Year ofthe 00g.70-71 Yearofthe Oragon, 60:61. Year ofthe Hore, 46-51 ‘Year of the Monkey, 66-67 Year of the Ox, 5455 Yoarofthe Pig, 2278 Year ofthe Rabbit, S859 Year ofthe Rat, 5253 Year ofthe Ram, 6465 Year ofthe Rooster, 68:62 ‘Year ofthe Snake, 228% Year ofthe Tiger, 56-57 Appendix 95t Project Books f Animal Puzzles for the Scroll Saw—Expanded 2nd Edition By udy & DavePeterson Newly expanded to include 20 new animal pad pattems! Step-by-step instuctons Formaking Mama Rabbit with Babies along wit 5 grat patterns. ISBN:978-1-56523-391-1 $17.95 128 Pages Fantasy & Legend Scroll Saw Puzzles By udy & Dave Peterson 2Seasy-ollow nstuctonsforpurales epcting fabled creatures fom Geek mythology and other stored vadivons. 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