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Daily Tip
Try something different to reduce the fuzzies that a spiral leaves
Jeff,
Thanks for the good pictures and patterns. I started scroll sawing about 1988. Your pictures have rekindled my interest in scroll sawing. Not being a computer whiz I know that I may have missed a lot of information. I noticed a lot of discussion about bottom fuzz from the spiral blade. Elmers Company makes a product called “Rotted Wood Stabilizer” which seals, hardens and strengthens the wood. I paint this on the bottom side of the wood. It goes on milky white and dries clear. Basically, it’s a liquid plastic made to stabilize wood. Let it dry overnight, then drill the blade holes. This reduces the fuzz by about 95 %. I believe if you use a reverse tooth spiral blade, you would be 100 % fuzz free. ( I haven’t tried the reverse spiral blade). It also reduces bottom blow out. If you haven’t tried this product, you may want to experiment with it. Keep up the good work.
Roger Williams
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