Christopher Schwarz sent me a ridiculous link from Amazon this morning. So I spent a few minutes learning how to use the scroll saw (never touched it until today) to make this far more realistic representation of a “safety assistant push stick” – a potbellied guy in a trucker cap. Perhaps I’ll make a few more, spray paint them orange and put them up for sale.
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Or,maybe alter image in the shape of a bathing beauty striking a pose. You have certainly done well climbing the raised bar of a scroller on you first day at it.. Thanks for the share.
Pure genius. I’ll take one.
Good Job, but gotta make a few of the Christopher Schwarz version… Yours looks too much like me.
I was just about to make a push stick. Count me in, too.
It looks more like a gorilla than the intended model. I think a better shaped neck and defined logo cap will give the desired visual effect.
I thought you made her pregnant… which seemed more ribald than your typical writing style.
My first thought as well–PUSH stick. I got it. But not the it that was intended.
Can I get one from my mud flaps?
Now that’s funny.
The push sticks are experiencing a mini Schwarz effect : down to 5 left from the 9 remaining in the PW blog screenshot.
Where’s the 6-pack?