Making a Cabriole Leg | Advanced Bandsaw Techniques Part 3

Compound cuts on the bandsaw are like magic until you slow down and see all the steps. Making a cabriole leg is one of the classic bandsaw compound cuts, and Scott and David work through the steps (and tricks) to doing it well! Oh, and at 1:42 Scott refers to his website. That missing address is: wbgutv.org/amer....
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[@jamesoxford4260]

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[@popularwoodworking]

Oh, and at 1:42 Scott refers to his website. That missing address is: wbgutv.org/americanwoodshop.

[@alfredneumann4692]

Can someone please explain the pros and cons of the different guide-concepts. Thank you.

[@donsmallegan1457]

Very helpful! Thank you both!

[@hardnox6655]

I use synthetic gun lube (Break Free). One drop on each bearing. It works great. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

[@gregohare2406]

Usually do mortises first, while block is still full and stabile.

[@hibranjuarez2951]

Gracias Sr. Scott saludo desde Panama.

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very good! Thank you.

[@pograneczdonbass2082]

Молодцы! Просто и доступно!

[@IWCLuxuryFurniture]

Why shud the pieces be taped back together again? A little info wud be helpful

[@popularwoodworking]

By taping the pieces back together you can follow the cut lines on the opposing face through the second cut. It creates the three-dimensional cut.

[@researchandbuild1751]

I fell asleep watching this