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Hi Charles and welcome to the forum. My favorite cutting is also compound cutting. I especially like to make chess sets. I've attached a link to my favorite compound designer. She has many books available, all from Fox Chapel. Have a look you might be inspired.
http://www.scrollsawinspirations.com/
I hope you'll post some of your work.
MarshaLIFE'S SHORT, USE IT WELL
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Originally posted by Ghornet54Hey everyone, I've posted on the forum a couple of times and bought, (at the forum's suggestion), a great book Scroll Saw Workbook by John A Nelson. I've done the chapter on compound cuts and found out I really like doing them. My question is now does anyone know of a book that has mostly compound cuts? I've also tried intarsia, but really dislike it. Quess I don't really understand it.
Charles in KentuckyBob from Northwest Florida
Delta P20
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Originally posted by John PolhemusI have a bunch of compound cut ornaments on my site: www.jpwoodworks.net
Thanks for posting your link, I added it to my favorites, so I can go back and get some patterns (as soon as I clean up my credit card)
MarshaLIFE'S SHORT, USE IT WELL
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sawdustus of hiawatha
Charles,
Fox Chapel has lots of compound cut books. To view them:
start at the home page of this web site and click on the Fox Chapel Publishing button at the top.
At the bottom of the page, click on the click here button. this will take you to the book store page.
At the left you can browse by catagory. Mouse over scroll saw and move right and down to compound.
Click on Compound and you will get a list of all Fox Chapel compound scrollsaw books. There are many.
I hope this helps you out. You can order on line or over the phone.A day without sawdust is a day without sunshine.
George
delta 650, hawk G426
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by Quartz43Maybe nothing has changed ? But is there anything that can be done to make it easier. The very large projects are difficult to copy over several pages and put together properly. I believe in making improvements and not preserving the status quo.
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