Comfort Crosses

Comfort Crosses
Hey everyone! In this Project Video I will be demonstrating how to scroll saw Comfort Crosses.
This design uses 1/4" to 1/2" inch material. Hope you all like the video and please continue to Subscribe and Stay Safe!
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[@davenewkirk1642]

Great ideas for using scrap wood. Thanks

[@LuthersWoodworking]

You are so welcome!

[@rstlouis100]

Great job, Luther! I've made hundreds of them but different sizes. The ones you showed are called pocket or purse crosses. Comfort crosses are quite bigger and comfortably fit in the palm of your hand. I've also made crosses that are between a comfort cross and a full size cross of about 10.5 inches tall. I have a ton of hard maple that I've been using. On the comfort crosses and bigger, I am able to use a palm sander to round over the edges. As you mentioned, I used a plastic container and put a bunch of the crosses in there and I use a natural Danish oil finish. Let them soak a bit, wipe them down and hang them to dry for a few days! Lately, I've been making a Steve Good cross pattern that has Jesus cut out of the cross. They are gorgeous. Good Luck and thanks for the video!!!

[@LuthersWoodworking]

Thanks for watching

[@larrystone5749]

Good job and project thx for sharing looks great thx for sharing enjoyed it God Bless

[@LuthersWoodworking]

Thank you! You too!

[@mickkeller8727]

What thickness seems to work best for these crosses?

[@LuthersWoodworking]

1/2" I think works well
No thicker than 3/4"