George Vondriska gives you some scroll saw tips for projects that require running small pieces of wood through a scroll saw. Because the pieces tend to get caught in or fall down into the throat hole of the saw, you can try covering the throat with a piece of Plexiglass with a 1/4″ cutout for the blade. The Plexiglass not only covers the throat hole, but also gives you a smooth scroll saw table.
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