Turn Your Pictures Into Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles

George Vondriska shows you how to use a scroll saw to turn any of your favorite pictures in to a wood jigsaw puzzle. He tells you which blade you should use depending on the thickness of your material and demonstrates some of the woodworking techniques you can utilize when cutting out the pieces.

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4 Responses to “Turn Your Pictures Into Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles”

Steven Beauregard November 28th, 2021

What brand is your scroll saw

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- Customer Service December 1st, 2021
  
  Hi Steven. It’s an older version of this saw: https://www.pswood.com/21-scroll-saw-includes-stand-quick-change-2-dz-blades-more/
  Paul
  Woodworkers Guild of America
  
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David December 2nd, 2016

Another suggestion: After applying the picture to the plywood and applying a couple coats of shellac, turn the plywood over and draw the puzzle parts out with a pencil. It will help keep the parts uniform is size. Then cut the puzzle apart with the picture side down on the scroll saw table. When cutting, use a reverse-tooth blade to avoid tear-out.

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cyberdiver July 22nd, 2016

Good to see some more scroll saw ideas. Sure, they are mentioned in plenty of books, but seeing it happen on the video makes a big difference.

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