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Coming soon: The Milan Cathedral (March/April 2010). With the legendary quality of finescrollsaw patterns, a fascinating pattern of one of the most beautiful cathedrals in the world. The work is in process now.

 

 

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  Scroll saw fretwork patterns.

  Original designs and fully restored masterpieces of fretwork design, with the highest quality of modern graphic design techniques.

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Scroll saw fretwork examples

different wooden projects for the scroll saw

Free scroll saw fretwork patterns

free scroll saw fretwork patterns in finescrollsaw web page

Scroll saw fretwork patterns for sale

several patterns for sale at finescrollsaw web page

Hegner scroll saw review

several images of a Hegner scroll saw

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visits since October 13, 2004

About me

scroll saw fretwork artist and designer

My name is Pedro. I live in Seville, Spain. In this web site I will show you my scroll saw fretwork. I learnt scroll saw in the school quite a few years ago and it became a hobby. When I became an adult and  entered the University all my efforts had to be put into more important things so I stopped scrolling. I have recovered this nice hobby recently. I bought a Hegner scroll saw (which is excellent and I would recommend it to anybody), and combining scroll saw with my interest in computers, I have started making my own fretwork patterns. Unfortunately my job doesn't let me much free time, but even so I do things little by little. The precision of the computer lets me design really beautiful and attractive patterns. I will be happy to receive feedback at info@finescrollsaw.com. @Copyright 2004. All rights reserved.

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  I recently received this e-mail from Australia:

  ¨Hello Pedro, received the patterns today (7/3) all in good order. They look great.  Clear, precise, easy to read instructions,  professionally done. I can't wait to commence working on them. Please feel free to quote my comments if you wish.

Many thanks, W.M.

 

 

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