scrolleronline crosscut saw question

[breadstick]

Anyone done one of these patterns?  I just got mine in the mail today and I saw it said to do bevel cuts around the different sections, but I'm not sure I want to.  Anyone here done this pattern without the bevel cuts?

[Dan]

I have not done one but it looks like the bevel cuts are to drop the three sections lower. If this is true and you make the cut without a bevel it will fall through. If you don't want to make the bevel just done cut those parts or change the pattern slightly so the pieces don't drop out.

[Scrolling Steve]

What Dan said !

[LarryEA]

I can't comment... can't see it.

[WayneMahler]

I'll agree with Dan. Normally bevel cut raise or lower a part, depending on how you cut the bevel. I would think the finished product would not look right if these were omitted. Just my thoughts. Did they give you the degrees of tilt to make them ?

[Dan]

I think this is the pattern her is referring to.

http://www.scrolleronline.com/product/Deer-Crosscut-Saw-Wall-Art-Pattern/332

[dgman]

I could be wrong, but it looks like the bevel cuts are done so you can remove those sections to cut the inside cuts in them as most saws won't acomadate the length of the project using flat blades. If you use spiral blade for the inside cuts, you don't need to remove those sections.

[amazingkevin]

Humm over my head!

 

Anyone done one of these patterns?  I just got mine in the mail today and I saw it said to do bevel cuts around the different sections, but I'm not sure I want to.  Anyone here done this pattern without the bevel cuts?

[Bill WIlson]

From the picture in the link Dan provided, it kinda looks like the panels are recessed into the frame a little bit, hence the bevel cut.  Does the backer span the entire length of the saw or does each individual panel have it's own backer?

[breadstick]

From the picture in the link Dan provided, it kinda looks like the panels are recessed into the frame a little bit, hence the bevel cut.  Does the backer span the entire length of the saw or does each individual panel have it's own backer?

It's made to be three separate pieces glued together, but someone on a facebook group posted a picture of it one piece and it looks good.

[Lucky2]

I don't get the reason for the question, you stated that you've already viewed it cut this way on another forum. So, you already know that it's possible to do. All you have to do, is decide which way you want to cut it, bevel or not!

Len