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Spiral Blades


stu

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Well Kevin it will be some form of eagle but it will be centered 3/4"x10"x 5ft for a headboard should be fun

Stu have you thought about cutting the board down where you could work with it easier. Just cut a section out that you need for your scrolling. That would be two cuts. If you use a good table saw blade so there will be no chip out then you could rejoin it using a spline. When rejoined the grain would match almost perfectly and using a spline would make it strong. If you want more suggestions that you might not get here go to the link below and ask this question. It is the Router Forum and there are a lot of Canadians on that forum as well as some very good wood workers. I am not saying anything bad about the wood workers here but there is just more of them on that forum. 

 

 

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I would turn down an offer to cut that piece, as I don't handle humiliation very well  :cry:  :cry: .  I would rather router out a 1/2 inch deep rectangle and then cut the eagle on 1/4 inch wood with a 1/4 in black backer board and cut that piece so it fits into the routered part perfectly and glue it place...that would be the only way I would even consider doing that chore.. Then you have an easier cut and no heavy struggles on your scroll saw table..

 

 

Dick (chicken hearted)

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personally Stu, I wouldn't attempt to use spiral blades on white oak. Two reasons. White oak is a tight grained wood, being a hardwood, it is also tough cutting. Were it me, I would cut your project with a #3 or even #4 skip tooth, then use your spiral blade in the cuts you want to open up, or make noticeable. 3/4" thick wood is a challenge for any spiral blade. It's alot to chew thru, and will be a slow process. Please don't misunderstand, Sir. I'm not trying to tell you your business, I'm just speaking from experience. Keep makin' sawdust. God bless, & enjoy your day.

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