Victor

The best thing I came across is to wrap clear tape (the kind you use for putting cardboard boxes together) around the wood you are using. Then, place the stencil (i usually spray on temporary adhesive) on top of the tape positioned on the wood where you want it. Then put some more tape over the stencil on those places where you want to make small cuts (letters). When you are done, you can peel off the tape from the wood and the stencil will come right off without leaving bits behind. The tape also lubricates the blade and tends to reduce overheating. Hope it helps.

Hi folks, My Name is Vic and I live in McKinney, TX New to scrolling and stumbled upo this website which looks tremendous. I am interested in trying some inlay - when I get good enough- and see what can be done with scrolling and lucite/plastic.