Beveling 1 or more sides when stack cutting

[jerry1939]

I am stack cutting Victorian Sleighs that I resized to 3 3/4" X 6".  The back pieces are beveled.  Have attached a picture and instructions for how I beveled stack cut pieces.  Maybe it will help someone.

jerry

Beveling one or more sides when stack cutting.doc

[meflick]

Looks like a beautiful sleigh Jerry.  Very intricate work.  Thanks for sharing your photo and your information on have to bevel stacked pieces.  As a relative newbie, I am always on the lookout for any and all help and tips like these.  

[dgman]

Thanks Jerry, a very useful tip!

[amazingkevin]

3 hours ago, jerry1939 said:

I am stack cutting Victorian Sleighs that I resized to 3 3/4" X 6".  The back pieces are beveled.  Have attached a picture and instructions for how I beveled stack cut pieces.  Maybe it will help someone.

jerry

Beveling one or more sides when stack cutting.doc

Thanks Jerry!

[lawson56]

Jerry,A Big Thanks and   on a Beautiful Sleigh.

[heppnerguy]

Nice project. Thank you for taking the time to make the tutorial..I will place it in my 'information' file on my hard drive. Worth keeping should I need to get back to it

Dick

heppnerguy

[CharleyL]

It's been a long time since I did this, but I used the exact same method when I did and then cut the bevels on my table saw. I did this long before Scrollsaw Village even  existed, so I never thought to post it here. I'm glad that you did, and It should help those who haven't tried to add bevels to stack cut patterns by marking the position of the bevel cut as you cut the pattern, then do the bevel cut after the stack has been separated.

 

BTW, I have been asked by SWMBO to make a new sleigh for her by next Christmas and I like the pattern that you chose. Can you tell me where it came from?

I'm going to have to make it much smaller because she wants it to go with the 9 (including Rudolf) compound cut 3" tall reindeer that I have already made for her. I had made a different, less ornate, sleigh when I made the reindeer, but she doesn't care for it.

Charley

[jerry1939]

20 minutes ago, CharleyL said:

It's been a long time since I did this, but I used the exact same method when I did and then cut the bevels on my table saw. I did this long before Scrollsaw Village even  existed, so I never thought to post it here. I'm glad that you did, and It should help those who haven't tried to add bevels to stack cut patterns by marking the position of the bevel cut as you cut the pattern, then do the bevel cut after the stack has been separated.

 

BTW, I have been asked by SWMBO to make a new sleigh for her by next Christmas and I like the pattern that you chose. Can you tell me where it came from?

I'm going to have to make it much smaller because she wants it to go with the 9 (including Rudolf) compound cut 3" tall reindeer that I have already made for her. I had made a different, less ornate, sleigh when I made the reindeer, but she doesn't care for it.

Charley

Hi Sir.  My pattern is an old Wildwood Designs # 1194.  Their site (& Cherry Tree) doesn't let you enter a pattern number.  You can look in their catalog or ring their phone.  Good luck Friend.   http://cherrytreetoys.com/wildwood-designs/

jerry

[CharleyL]

Thanks Jerry

 

Charley

[jerry1939]

On Sunday, May 28, 2017 at 6:03 PM, CharleyL said:

Thanks Jerry

 

Charley

Charley,  As everyone knows, I'm a slow thinker.   IF you order the Cherry Tree pattern that I have, be aware of the fact that the patterns for the front & back are not square.  The first one I made listed to the starboard side.  Have since scotch taped plain paper of the side lines and drew new ones.

jerry

[CharleyL]

Thanks Jerry. Have you told Cherry Tree about this problem? I would think that they would want to know about problems with their patterns and fix them. Maybe send them a photo copy of tour changes, so they get it right.

 

Charley

[rdatelle]

That came out great so far Jerry. Thanks for the tip also. Them bevel cuts can be a real pain sometimes.