Ok, I understand the concept behind stack cutting but somewhere I'm getting lost in the translation.
I am in the process of making a couple more cow gumball machines. There are a couple of pieces, the outside body and the head, that I would like to stack cut but for the life of me I can't figure out how they would stay together once I've got them almost cut out.
Does it only work if you're doing fretwork or something with an inside cut? The pieces I want to cut don't have any inside cuts. The way my brain works, once I get towards the end with the waste portion almost gone, what's holding them together? If I've cut away the pieces with tape or brads or whatever I've secured them together with, how is it that the actual pieces stay together?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I am in the process of making a couple more cow gumball machines. There are a couple of pieces, the outside body and the head, that I would like to stack cut but for the life of me I can't figure out how they would stay together once I've got them almost cut out.
Does it only work if you're doing fretwork or something with an inside cut? The pieces I want to cut don't have any inside cuts. The way my brain works, once I get towards the end with the waste portion almost gone, what's holding them together? If I've cut away the pieces with tape or brads or whatever I've secured them together with, how is it that the actual pieces stay together?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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