Homemade $10 scroll saw

So on Saturday, I was cutting the 1/8" plywood with a utility knife. Because it took me 2 hours to cut the wood, I had a great deal of time to think about how I could do this faster. Then I came across the idea of using a scroll saw because it can cut the thin plywood without splintering. Later that night I looked up the price for the cheapest scroll saw and learned that it was out of my price range. I became frustrated and I knew that there had to be an easier way of cutting this wood. Then I came across a crazy idea, could my jigsaw to hold a scroll saw blade. then I found this website www.steves-workshop.co.uk/tools/scrollsaw/scrollsawindex.htm . I thought, I have to try this. I threw this together in a few hours and it still needs some tweaking. However, I was surprised that it actually works. I thought that this little experiment would inspire other STEM club members to be creative and find a solution to a problem that they might encounter. The $10 was spent on that spring and a box of scroll saw blades. I thought that this would allow me to cut out parts for the quadcopter if we do not have access to the laser cutter over spring break. I decided to make a separate thread from the quadcopter project to improve the chances of other STEM club members seeing my scary, homemade scroll saw.