Did you follow the directions on the can? You can get 3M to stick so
well, you'll never get it off short of sanding.
Another tip I've heard of a lot (but haven't tried yet) is using clear
packing tape to cover the wood, then glue the pattern over the tape.
It's said the tape works as a great lube to make the sawing easier.
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 05:33:19 GMT, "Pops" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I tried 3M over the weekend and didn't like it. As I started cutting, the
>paper picked up and was running a tail. Very hard to see the line. I am
>going to try the laser / ink jet iron on method with the next project and
>see how well that works.
>
>
>"Bob Bowles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Wife found Steam-A-Seam for quilt making that seems ideal for scroll
>> saw pattern holding while cutting. I've used 3M Super 77 but this
>> seems like it would be better as she says it lifts readily from
>> fabric.
>
I tried 3M over the weekend and didn't like it. As I started cutting, the
paper picked up and was running a tail. Very hard to see the line. I am
going to try the laser / ink jet iron on method with the next project and
see how well that works.
"Bob Bowles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Wife found Steam-A-Seam for quilt making that seems ideal for scroll
> saw pattern holding while cutting. I've used 3M Super 77 but this
> seems like it would be better as she says it lifts readily from
> fabric.