How to Stack Cut on the Scroll Saw

[@richardclowes6123]

I thought the video angle was spot on. I could see everthing and your presentation is excellent. I'm new to scrolling and found your tutorials most enjoyable. The only other person I enjoy watching is Moustache Mike, reminds me of my Grandpa !!

[@woodyoulove-reynaldguibone6890]

10:03 Lol. I though my internet was out for a moment. You pose like a statue haha. Anyway. Thank you for the video. It helps a lot.

[@neilerrey594]

Thanks, from a learner. Most helpful..

[@ScrollSawCorner]

Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it

[@billhopkins6700]

Thank you for your video. really informative.

[@ScrollSawCorner]

Thanks for watching, Bill!

[@Karen3928]

thank you for doing this video. It was really helpful

[@ScrollSawCorner]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching

[@HAVINATIME]

Excellent Video 👌

[@ScrollSawCorner]

Thank you for watching!

[@damasydia]

Very nice, enjoyed the content and presentation style

[@ScrollSawCorner]

Thank you for watching, Mike!

[@bobkephart5472]

I agree with most of what you have to say. I used to do a lot of custom cutting often with orders for 1000 pieces at a time. I found that it was more time efficient to cut a stack of no more than 4 at a time of 1/8". It was easier on blades and quicker as the thicker stacks slowed down the cutting.

[@ScrollSawCorner]

Thanks for watching and the feedback, Bob. I normally don't go more than 4 layers on 1/8", either. I wanted to make 72 of these and I felt the balance of cutting 2 stacks of 6 was going to be a little faster than 3 stacks of 4. Must be some impatience still cropping up!

[@micmike]

have you cut plexiglass, any tips

[@bkm6175]

Great information. How do you finish the ornaments?

[@ScrollSawCorner]

These I just left raw because of the volume I was doing. I've seen people keep a tray of oil and dip them before hanging to dry. Also a rack system and spray.

[@carolschulz755]

Nicely done! Question: why did you use the Pegas skipped tooth blades over the modified geometry blades? Thanks!

[@ScrollSawCorner]

I do generally prefer the MGT or olson PGT but I also want to use up what I have. In this case I used the skip tooth since I had them leftover from a previous video

[@carolschulz755]

@@ScrollSawCorner Thanks for the quick response!

[@ScrollSawCorner]

@@carolschulz755 thank you for watching!

[@PureBloodWNC]

Is your scroll saw tilted so the bed is angled from front to back with the front being lower than the rear of the bed? Sorry for the long run on sentence. 😂

[@ScrollSawCorner]

Yes it is, I have the back raised about 3 or 4 inches. I think I measured it at 8 degrees

[@PureBloodWNC]

@@ScrollSawCorner do you find its helpful to see the work piece better? What’s the thought process here? Thx again!

[@ScrollSawCorner]

@BillKillillay I think it helps with neck strain from not having to look over the table quite as much. Thanks for watching!

[@PureBloodWNC]

@@ScrollSawCorner thank you! I think I am going to follow suit and give it a try. Appreciate you!

[@kanehandcrafted8261]

My only critique is at the beginning and end when you are talking to the camera it seems you are nervous or uncomfortable a way to improve skills like this is to have someone hold the camera and talk directly to them if you are uncomfortable talking to a camera. I loved the vid it was extremely helpful

[@ScrollSawCorner]

That's fair. I don't feel particularly nervous or uncomfortable but I should probably plan out what I'm going to say more than just winging it. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the feedback!

[@MLK60100]

What saw do you use.

[@ScrollSawCorner]

I use a 21" jet saw

[@Karen3928]

Where can I find this pattern.

[@ScrollSawCorner]

I found it by searching 2020 ornament online. I am not sure who originally designed it. There seem to be a lot of variations out there.

[@Karen3928]

@@ScrollSawCorner thanks for getting back to me. I did that but have not been able to find it.

[@ScrollSawCorner]

I hope this link will work: bit.ly/373yQlr

[@Karen3928]

@@ScrollSawCorner yes it did. Thank you want to make them for my family for Christmas

[@ScrollSawCorner]

@@Karen3928 thats great. I'd love to see them. If you're on Instagram I'd appreciate of you share or tag me in some pics! I'm @vansiceworks there, too