okay if this is a piece that i want right here and i'll demonstrate beveling out here i'll be
beveling in so this is my piece i'm gonna start out beveling in so my pattern piece would show the
outside edge beveling in means i'm going to kick the blade in and i'll end up with an angle cut
i'm gonna transition to perpendicular and then i'll move to beveling out so beveled in
so far okay now i'm square now i'm going to kick it out and bevel it out and you'll see
so this is our piece beveled in as my pattern line was here i dove behind that line and beveled in
moved it to like flush or perpendicular and i kicked it out here so this is beveling out
and now i'll do the same on the other piece but opposite so i'll end up with both a ridge
and a recess so i'm going to do a mirror image of this
start by beveling in this piece in the middle is just my waist scrap piece in
to perpendicular
to beveled out so here's my second piece again beveled in transitioning to
perpendicular to beveled out i'm going to join the two pieces together and you'll see
what happens one will create a peak like that by the time it gets to the beveled out
it'll create a valley here so now we're going to glue it okay
trash can keeping in mind my top and bottom surface i'm going to
spray
yep
okay here we go
okay hit that with some hair
before you move forward quick question from sarah yes if you accidentally leave the glue on too long
and it dries can you respray it yes you can you can wake it up with another
pass the solvents that are in the glue will basically just wake up the dry glue so
that's something that you can actually do on purpose you can kind of exploit that if you
like i've done it with barge lots of times where i might want to pre-glue something so that the glue
is there and ready for me i might even go as far as to powder it and just not killing it but just
kind of putting it to sleep for a while allowing me to work with it or put it in position then go
back with a fresh layer it's kind of breaking the rules a little bit because you want to do
tacky to tacky or whatever but um if you've got dry and dry and then you go ahead and add some
wet to it it gets you back to that happy spot and then you just go ahead and stick it together so
yeah that works fine what's going to happen when i stick them together so basically
i like to look down my seam as i'm gluing it that's just how i do it
there's no real wrong or right okay now i'm reaching the point where it's
kind of perpendicular and now it's turning to the bevel out
squeeze that together
so it's it's weird it's uh so you can kind of
you can choose where that happens in your in your sculptures in your fabrication
so this is something that happens in here in my mask it happens you can do this intentionally you
can do it freehand you can once you know that that that's what causes that to happen you can choose
where you want it to to happen let's see the underside yeah this is where all the back spray
happened didn't care that that was happening as long as i kept the top side nice and clean