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  1. 17th May 2005, 08:25 PM #1
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    Default How do I scallop a surface?

    In the latest FWW (May/June 2005) there is a picture on page 58 of a jewellery box insert that has been cut out with a scroll saw and then scalloped. It includes a leaf design which is probably beyond me, but the design would work without it.
    It looks rather effective and simple but I am unsure how to go about scalloping the surface.

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    ClintO,
    I havent seen the mag or picture you mention but the current AWW shows some scalloping using a pyrograph and the previous AWW shows a dremel tool to do some scalloping.
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    Drill holes along some beading then cut in half.
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    Gouges are very easy to use, just practise on some scrap.
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    My stuff usually comes out that way when I try to make them flat.

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