Yesterday in the Shop - Bandsaw vs Scroll Saw - Fat Fendered Freaky Fords

Handmade Wood Toy Car Fat Fendered Freaky Ford Coupe
Handmade Wood Toy Car Fat Fendered Freaky Ford Coupe

 I have a Shopsmith bandsaw equipped with Carter Guides and started this project to compare cutting out these 1.5-inch thick bodies on the scroll saw with cutting them on the bandsaw. So far, my results have been inconclusive.

Handmade Wood Toy Car Fat Fendered Freaky Ford Coupe
Handmade Wood Toy Car Fat Fendered Freaky Ford Coupe

Cutting on the bandsaw is faster, but not as much as I had expected. The additional speed is offset some by the rougher cut. The rough cut made by the bandsaw requires quite a bit more sanding to get the smooth surface that I like. I'm using construction grade 2x4s for the car bodies, so I don't get a perfect cut on the scrollsaw, it is just better.

Handmade Wood Toy Car Glueing On Fenders  With A Jig
Handmade Wood Toy Car Glueing On Fenders  With A Jig

Handmade Wood Toy Car Glueing On Fenders Harbor Freight Clamps
Handmade Wood Toy Car Glueing On Fenders Harbor Freight Clamps


Handmade Wood Toy Car Coupe Body and Two Fender Glueing Jigs
Handmade Wood Toy Car Coupe Body and Two Fender Glueing Jigs

Handmade Wood Toy Car Coupe Body With Fenders Mounted
Handmade Wood Toy Car Coupe Body With Fenders Mounted


Handmade Wood Toy Car Fat Fendered Freaky Ford Pickup Truck Body With Fenders Mounted
Handmade Wood Toy Car Fat Fendered Freaky Ford Pickup Truck Body With Fenders Mounted 


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