@@bushwacker49 makes a difference on the final appearance of the piece. The pilot hole is hidden better. It also creates the top piece to go into the bottom piece. You could change the direction if you want by tilting the head or the table to the other side and then cut in the opposite direction.
Oh my goodness lady, I have learned so much from your channel. I have been binge, watching for the last few days!! I don’t know why it took a UA-cam so long to pop one of your videos up for me! I have had a scroll saw for two years now, and I have never used it until yesterday. You gave me the confidence and the know how to get started! Thank you so so much… :-) I am really enjoying your playlist channel, and have learned so much! New subscriber… :-) Great videos!
I’m so glad I found your channel. I just bought my first scroll saw. I’ve been a woodworker for a long rime and always wanted to try this. Your videos are so well made and you simplify the process when teaching. Thank you for sharing this.
This is to make a tight fit. You could cut at a 90 degree angle but there will be a slight gap the width of the blade when you put them together. The angle creates a nice tight fit. My suggestion is to cut them both ways so that you can decide what kind of look you would like. I hope this helps.
You presented a very thorough, clearly explained process. You took what many would see as intimidating and made it quite approachable. Thank you for an excellent video. Blessings, Glen
I'm so happy I happen by, I've learnt a great deal. I've never done this.
Great tutorial thank you for sharing.
Why does the direction of cut matter when you're doing a segmentation?
@@bushwacker49 makes a difference on the final appearance of the piece. The pilot hole is hidden better. It also creates the top piece to go into the bottom piece. You could change the direction if you want by tilting the head or the table to the other side and then cut in the opposite direction.
Thanks for sharing lovely video
Excellent job and a great description on how you did it. Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
Thank you!!!
Dear Susan. Thanks for your educational vidoe's. Beautiful to see and I learned a lot. Stay Healthy. Greetings from teh Netherlands. Dirk
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
Oh my goodness lady, I have learned so much from your channel. I have been binge, watching for the last few days!!
I don’t know why it took a UA-cam so long to pop one of your videos up for me!
I have had a scroll saw for two years now, and I have never used it until yesterday. You gave me the confidence and the know how to get started! Thank you so so much… :-)
I am really enjoying your playlist channel, and have learned so much! New subscriber… :-) Great videos!
Thank you for watching. It makes me feel good that I could help you out a bit.
I’m so glad I found your channel. I just bought my first scroll saw. I’ve been a woodworker for a long rime and always wanted to try this. Your videos are so well made and you simplify the process when teaching. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks so much. Happy scrolling!
I don't understand why you cut on a slight angle for inlay???
This is to make a tight fit. You could cut at a 90 degree angle but there will be a slight gap the width of the blade when
you put them together. The angle creates a nice tight fit. My suggestion is to cut them both ways so that you can
decide what kind of look you would like. I hope this helps.
You presented a very thorough, clearly explained process. You took what many would see as intimidating and made it quite approachable. Thank you for an excellent video. Blessings, Glen
Thank you so much. That is my goal to explain the wonderful experience of scroll sawing in a way that everyone can enjoy it.
Just watched, thank you for a great description and fine job. Enjoyed the tip at the end on sanding the project. 👍
Nicely done, thank. You for sharing, continue on your very helpful tips, have my support❤️👍👍👍follow your tutorials.
Thank you.
Simple design, but elegant. Very nice. I like it! Which Titebond was that you used? I don't have that one.
It is called Titebond quick and thick. It is in a gray bottle and it’s only for interior projects. I like it because it dries so quickly.
Great video. What scroll saw are you using?
Dewalt 788
Congratulations on what you do !!!
Thank you!
Beautiful work
Thank you!
Great work! Love it!
Thank you T. C.
Beautiful work! and Thanks for the tips