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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: Dawie on August 14, 2010, 08:44:15 am
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I was wondering if anybody has tried to stack saw while sawing in bevel? Was just wondering wether this was worth a try or if it would just be a waste of wood and time.
David
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hi david,stack cutting with a bevel would result in each piece being a different size.if you follow a pattern on the top of the stack each piece will get progressively smaller.the closer you get to the table,the closer you get to the center of the stack.
chuck
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the only time I use this is for inlay work takes a little attention to detail for the drilling to avoid the holes showing in the finished product but well worth the while and very impressive when finished properly.
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Stack cutting on a bevel won't work, if you are trying to cut several pieces the same size. If it was an Inlay it would work. As stated by chuck each piece will get progressively smaller if you where trying to make duplicates. 8) 8) 8)
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Stack cutting on a bevel is exactly how I put this purpleheart wildcat into the walnut top of this box.
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z299/rapidroger/My%20scroll%20patterns/RogersWoodWorking001.jpg)
It takes practice and experimiting at first but you can do it too.
Rog
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That is refereed to as an Inlay Rog which will work cutting on a bevel. Stack cutting is normally refereed as to cutting two, three or more pieces Identical, "Duplicates" and is not cut on a bevel. 8) 8) 8)
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Thanks guys. I never thought of the pieces changing size but it logical coming to think of it sawing at an angle.At least don't need to find out the hard way.
David