Well done. Very very cool. And the shuttle imperfections somehow add an added layer of beauty and interest that a "perfectly" cut box wouldn't. Really, it is a beautiful piece. I am sure whomever receives this will be overwhelmed by the piece and the work you put in to create it.
More of a scrollsaw/bandsaw box. Good effort and video. With practice the next few will become more accurate as time goes buy and you can build in additional features such as hidden drawers. It does take time to balance the blade speed and keep it on the lines, as I know from past experience. Keep up the good work
No fair you had a band saw. But seriously I can't stand those dual set screw blade holders. I use the "alternate" blade holders that are supposed to be for pinned blades. Night and day difference. They take pinless blades and use one m4 hex screw to clamp them down.
Thats just lovely.
Well done. Very very cool. And the shuttle imperfections somehow add an added layer of beauty and interest that a "perfectly" cut box wouldn't. Really, it is a beautiful piece. I am sure whomever receives this will be overwhelmed by the piece and the work you put in to create it.
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well that clears things up! great video and it's so lovely, ill have to try it!
Very cool, brother. Be well.
dr. suess would be proud
More of a scrollsaw/bandsaw box. Good effort and video. With practice the next few will become more accurate as time goes buy and you can build in additional features such as hidden drawers. It does take time to balance the blade speed and keep it on the lines, as I know from past experience. Keep up the good work
very nice............
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Sweet
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Are you using a spiral blade? Amazing work
I have not used spiral blades
disculpe la observación pero para uno cortar en la sinfin se hace es adelante
Beautiful! I am new at this - could you tell me what size blade you are using?
I don't remember exactly what it is, but I have a set with many types and I think it is too thin to be able to rotate the part. the brand is Scheppach
@@WoodWorkingbg Thank you, I keep getting burn marks on the wood so I figured it was the wood (cherry), now I think it is the blade size.
what and the size of your block thank you
Cool, whats your scroll saw brand? Ty
Hello, Scheppach is my scroll saw
No fair you had a band saw. But seriously I can't stand those dual set screw blade holders. I use the "alternate" blade holders that are supposed to be for pinned blades. Night and day difference. They take pinless blades and use one m4 hex screw to clamp them down.
How many broken blades?
One or two
noisy saw