Info. concerning Adhesive back paper....:+}

[Judy Hunter]

I use the contact paper in place of the blue painters tape.  I still print the pattern on cheap paper then spray adhesive it onto the contact paper.

[Blackie]

Hi DANNY, Just recieved my order for scrollsaw tape from winfield this is my second order apsulloty brillent put straight onto wood peel back top sheet and put patten paper on and cut when finnised cutting it peels off so easy no sticky residue best paper i have tried no messy contact glue, painters tape,or whatever also you can cut to size of patten no waste. I order the 20' roll lasts a long time.I ordered just before christmas and arrived in 20 days to New Zealand i recond thats prety good and the price is right as it lubes the blade as well no need for anything else. GRAEME

[Dakota Saw Dust]

Thanks dirtrider73068 i had no problem finding the tape this time. 

[Billy in Va]

Try a search for  wonderpaperbyjason

Saw this ad today while looking through a 2009 issue of SSW&C

[scrollsaw22]

Just my 2 pennies...I use the Removable Adhesive Paper from Sloan's Woodshop. http://www.sloanswoodshop.com/misc_.htm
Little more expensive than some others, but another option 

[Clem]

Hi
I have been using this for quite some time. Here is a link where I purchased mine. I am really happy with it.

http://store.workshopsupply.com/catalogue/scroll-saw-stick-release-tape-12-20-p-4418.html

Hope this helps
Clem

[Danny]

Well it looks like many of our members like the Adhesive Back Sheets for their patterns.
Like I mentioned already.  Blue tape and Spray glue (for me) are a thing of the Past. :+}

[EIEIO]

Danny - got some from Amazon - no tax, free 2-day shipping, $12.90 for 100 sheets. We can also print our own postage on these for shipping packages. I'll try it as soon as the weather breaks a bit. It's below zero F now, but going to 40 F this weekend.

Where's that global warming when you need it?

[Rapid Roger]

Where's that global warming when you need it?

As I said to a fellow at Sunday brunch, "Where is Al Gore when you really need him?" The guy replied, "He,s busy refining the internet."   

Rog

[Danny]

Ray....That is the Best way to go in my feelings.  Would say CHEAPER and what I bought last year off EBAY has been PERFECT every project.  And I guess I have used 3 dozen sheets so far.

Yep....  No more of that messy METHOD. 

And YES....Cold here also.  Wind Chill -5 last night.  Wednesday is a HEAT WAVE.  Might get into the 40's.  LOL  Danny  :+}

[EIEIO]

that's in Alabama? Holy Crap.

[grampa sawdust]

I haven't tried any of this but have read about it. I may try it but the rolls I am not sure would always be cost effective. the width is perfect the length would give you about 20-22 regular size pieces of paper. for 19.95. I that comparable to purchasing 50 sheets. Not having bought or compared prices I didn't know

[Keefie]

I use the A4 size self adhesive lables and stick them straight onto the bare wood after printing the pattern on them. To remove them I don't bother heating them, I just get a piece of paper kitchen towel and put come celulose thinners on it and give it a wipe, by the time you pit the paper towel down the lable can be lifted off in one piece. on occasion I get a little residue left which just wipes off with the kitchen towel used earlier.
just my preferred way of doing it.


Keefie

[Freddyc]

I have used plan white contact paper, or peal and stick shelf paper .And use 3m contact spray on the face side . Then put your pattern on .Peal off the back side of the contact paper and put it on your wood to be cut .Good to go