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Preface

Introduction: How to Use This Workbook

History of Scroll Saws

Mechanisms

Scroll Saws

Blades

Accessories

Features to Look for in a Scroll Saw

Patterns & Material

Getting Started

Safety

Exercise 1: Following lines

Exercise 2: Making continuous, flowing exterior cuts

Exercise 3: Making sharp exterior corners (loop method)

Exercise 4: Making sharp interior corners

Exercise 5: Cutting very small or very thin objects

Exercise 6: Stack cutting (staple method)

Exercise 7: Stack cutting (tape method)

Exercise 8: Stack cutting (brad method)

Exercise 9: Stack cutting (ear method)

Exercise 10: Cutting paper, cardboard or cloth (exterior cuts)

Exercise 11: Cutting paper, cardboard or cloth (interior cuts)

Exercise 12: Cutting metal

Exercise 13: Cutting plastic

Exercise 14: Relief cutting (relief cut blade/angle tester)

Exercise 15: Relief cutting (collapsible baskets)

Exercise 16: Relief cutting (dimensional effects)

Exercise 17: Inlay (inlay blade/angle tester)

Exercise 18: Inlay

Exercise 19: Compound cutting

Exercise 20: Layering (woven basket)

Exercise 21: Using scrap wood

Exercise 22: Making puzzles

Exercise 23: Relief cutting (alphabet)

Exercise 24: Segmentation

Exercise 25: Lap-over basket

Appendix