This is the font so many of you have been searching for. Now completely reworked and fully functional in any program using TTF© True Type Fonts.

Also get a second font “Scroll Saw Names©” absolutely free with your purchase.

KeyChain© Font

First published by Scroll Saw Workshop Magazine in the Fall of 2005, this idea of a special font to help layout personalized scroll sawn key chains has been wildly and enthusiastically received ever since.  Originally sold as a stand alone font, it never worked well and was eventually offered for free.

Due to constant demand via blogs and woodworking forums, the author recently revised and corrected the previous deficiencies.

“I still get requests every week for the KeyChain© Font.”

The new KeyChain© font is easily visible in any program using True Type Fonts©. The earlier version was impossible to see at smaller point sizes which made its use very difficult. This is a scalable font so it can be sized from 8 points to as large as your program will allow. I have seen it used as large as 1,000 points with the average being 48 to 250 points. (72 points equal 1" tall letters)

The user simply selects the KeyChain© font along with the point size needed and types the name or message. The resulting pattern is printed, cut out and applied to the piece to be cut as a pattern or template. The item is then cut and drilled as any other scroll saw pattern would be.

New Scroll Saw Names© Font Included

Also published in Scroll Saw Workshop Magazine and again in the “Big Book Of Scroll Saw Woodworking” Book by Fox Chapel Publishing under the heading of Personalize It!, was an article explaining how to make desktop name puzzles. Each letter was cut individually with an intricate overlap involving many tedious steps to achieve the proper look and spacing.

The author has developed a completely new font called Scroll Saw Names© which does all of that automatically. It has been included as a bonus in the KeyChain© font package.

The user selects the Scroll Saw Names© font along with the point size needed and types the name or message. The “Outline” attribute must be selected to make the characters hollow.

The message is printed, cut out and applied to the piece to be cut as a pattern or template. It is very simple to use without the hassle of figuring out variable spacing and +/- kerning. The user doesn’t have to be a computer genius to utilize this method.

Report

“Make $20-$40 Per Hour With Your Scroll Saw”

Now Included

This report has been sold for the past seven years for as much as $9.95 all by itself in PDF form. Now included, it will show you how to make and sell key chains using the KeyChain© Font and alphabet. It also introduces another money making project for you which has been universally successful for the author over the past 10 years. Fully illustrated and well written in easy to understand language, this report alone is well worth the investment.

Making Cool Hammers DVD

The author has just released a full length DVD entitled “Making Cool Hammers – A Scroll Saw Project with Ron Brown”.

This DVD would make a wonderful addition to your scroll saw library, but is not included with this offer. Ron shows you how to cut full sized ax handled hammers without a jig! He reveals his secret 1/16” break resistant drill bit to make each entry hole in tough 1” thick hickory handles. He shares his philosophy of “Negative Space” which make his hammers unique.  More info at www.coolhammers.com, eBay and YouTube.