Creative Woodworks & crafts 2001-11, страница 64

THIS AMAZING BOOK WILL GIVE YOU MANY IDEAS FOR MAKING MONEY WITH YOUR SCROLL SAW. USING JUST ONE IDEA FROM IT CAN BE EXTREMELY VALUABLE!

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LEARN TO GREATLY EXPAND THE CAPABILITIES OF YOUR SCROLL SAW!

Finally a unified source book for cutting non-woods with your scroll saw!

Materials covered include:

* COINS * GLASS * METALS * PAPER * MIRROR * STENCILS *

* BONE * CLOTH * STONE * EGGSHELLS * MARBLE * TILE * * STYR0F0AM™ * LEATHER * ANTLER * FOAM RUBBER *

* BRICK * SLATE * SEA SHELLS * PLASTIC * SPONGE * * RUBBER * FROZEN MEAT * FOAM CORE *

-10" — Legs (A)

Fig. 11.1 chamfered all the top edges of the stand. The easiest way to do this is to carefully clamp them together and rout them all art once. The wider surface makes it easier and safer to rout.

1/8" x 45° chamfer all

Plan View Drawings ^ _edges (_typ)

square and a sharp pencil to mark a line 3/4" away from the ends of the cross slats.

Fig. 13. Line up the mark with the edge of the leg and drill the pilot hole into the cross slat.

Lubricate the screw with beeswax first to help prevent the screw

from breaking. I drilled and installed each cross slat before going on to the next one,

Back Cross Slat (D)

1-3/4" 1-3/4" 1 1-3/4" ^

Pilot hole to receive 1 x No. 6 screw (typ)

Middle Cross Slat (C)

2-1/2"

Fig. 14. All assembled! I took

the stand apart to make it easier to finish. I find that it's easier to finish the individual pieces and reassemble the stand than trying to work around each nook and cranny.

-1/4"

2-1/2"-Dia. +/-Chamfer top curve