Sixth Step
The next step is to cut and remove the pumpkin's top, eyes, nose and mouth.
A hand-held electric jig saw is the perfect tool for this job. This incredible tool is designed to cut intricate designs in wood, so it slices through pumpkin flesh with ease.
With this saw, it takes about the same amount of time to cut the pattern as it takes to draw the pattern.
An electric jigsaw may seem more dangerous than a little serrated knife, but it has been my experience that the real danger lies in struggling with a tool, rather than from the speed of a tool.
Of course, you can cut your thumb off if you aren't careful.
Remember to always wear safety goggles, not the kind they sell at the Halloween store.
A hand-held electric jig saw is the perfect tool for this job. This incredible tool is designed to cut intricate designs in wood, so it slices through pumpkin flesh with ease.
With this saw, it takes about the same amount of time to cut the pattern as it takes to draw the pattern.
An electric jigsaw may seem more dangerous than a little serrated knife, but it has been my experience that the real danger lies in struggling with a tool, rather than from the speed of a tool.
Of course, you can cut your thumb off if you aren't careful.
Remember to always wear safety goggles, not the kind they sell at the Halloween store.
When I am not carving pumpkins, I run the world's most private drugstore. ShopInPrivate.com
Also, last year, my company took over RomanticGifts.com, so if you need a romantic gift for Christmas, a birthday or an anniversary, please consider our wonderful store.
My co-workers and I run the biggest store for bachelorette party items in the world. It is lots of fun. We have fun jobs.
Ok, this is just getting silly. My books are now at Barnes and Noble's (Extreme Pumpkins and Extreme Pumpkins II, Borders (Extreme Pumpkins and Extreme Pumpkins II), and a ton of independent book stores, (see BookSense.com.)