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Lighted Scroll Saw Projects Softcover Published by Schiffer Publishing, West Chester, Pennsylvania USA R.R.P.$39.90 ISBN 978-0-7643-3386-6 |
As reviewed in The Australian Woodworker Issue 150 In this book, Sue Mey explores the use of light with multiple aperture patterns created on a scrollsaw. The book begins with a careful discussion about the type of work involved, paying special attention to the scrollsawing and finishing of delicate patterns. The first group of projects is comprised of Luminaries, six in all, with side wall patterns varying from simple to complex fretwork and including a fairy bower. There are five Nightlights in the second set of projects and two Table Lamps in the next. Candle Stands, a Sconce and a set of 'layered' projects completes most of the work in the book. The last chapter deals with Decorative Touches and there is a Gallery which provides further inspiration for those who wish to continue making other lighted scrollsawn pieces. There is nothing overly complex in the book, though a few of the projects are ambitious. The descriptions are clear and straight-forward, the photos and drawings are excellent and the patterns interesting. Photos: Colour Units of Measurement: Imperial Contents Introduction Chapter
1: Basic Procedures, Tips, & Techniques Chapter
2: Luminaries Chapter
3: Nightlights Chapter
4: Table Lamps Chapter
5: Candle Stands and Sconce Chapter
6: Layered Projects Chapter
7: Decorative Touches Gallery | ||