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  1. 24th December 2013, 01:15 AM #1
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    HI All ,
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    and thought wouldn't it be good if there was a place in the WWF that had plans for this sort of stuff

    If anyone can point me to a folder that would be great.... if not - Lets make this the home Whats everyone think..?
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    looks like Im Robinson Crusoe and no one uses there saws for 3D compound work anyway

    this is another one I have found Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Compound-Cut Candleholders


    It came FREE in Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Holiday 2012 (Issue 49), Sue Mey shared patterns for two different compound-cut candlesticks
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    It's different, wait until you showcase some results.

    In the WCI wood carving site, there are a fair number of members who do 3D with the bandsaw, but as roughouts for carving. Some companies sell roughouts as well (should you?)

    SOP seems to cut one face then stick it all back together with 5cm clear packing tape and do the other one.

    Snowplow grader coming down the street, gotta get rolling or get buried.
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    I have a copy of the following book which contains plans very similar to that in the video:

    3D Scroll Saw - Patterns & Techniques
    Henry Berns

    3D Scroll Saw Patterns & Techniques: Henry Berns, Henry Berro: 9781565230903: Amazon.com: Books
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Stinkalot View Post
    I have a copy of the following book which contains plans very similar to that in the video:

    3D Scroll Saw - Patterns & Techniques
    Henry Berns

    3D Scroll Saw Patterns & Techniques: Henry Berns, Henry Berro: 9781565230903: Amazon.com: Books
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    would you mind sharing some of the patterns ..?
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    Quote Originally Posted by salty72 View Post
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    would you mind sharing some of the patterns ..?
    Something tells me that Mr Berns wouldn't be too happy about me posting up his plans on a public forum ......

    The Amazon link allows you to have a look inside the book (rightly or wrongly) and there are a couple of example patterns shown there.

    Here are a few others that may help:

    Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Stack-Cutting Compound Projects
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/394909461046067595/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Stinkalot View Post
    Something tells me that Mr Berns wouldn't be too happy about me posting up his plans on a public forum ......

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    Stinky
    Sorry wasn't thinking that the plans were proprietary, a lot of source books are royalty free - but totally understand
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