#101
A little more work...
Jay
#102
Thanks!Originally Posted by Afghan Vet
#103
Damn that's a dirty illusion.......lol, time for a lil compressed air!
#104
Don't have a compressor at the house.You should see my Dayton 10!
Little more work...
Mocking up a kerf on a compound angle.
Need to see if I can dig up a slot cutting bit and router some angles and cut out the center, but looks like it should work like I want.
Jay
#105
Damn jay, I'm not seeing the big picture yet, but I suspect a dope outcome.......
#106
I scrapped those pieces (since they weren't going to work like I wanted.) And started over. Luckily the pieces above worked as a "proof-of-concept" and to help line things up while kerfing the new pieces.
Made 3 1/4" templates and 2 out of 1/2".
1/2" will be the front, 1/4" pieces will be the back.
I made all my pieces, routered all the edges how I wanted, and THEN cut the kerfs. Seemed to work better.
Jay
#107
#108
If you kept the sawdust, you can mix it with wood glue and fill the gaps making it solid again
#109
I used fiberglass reinforced body filler, of the short strand variety. Seemed like it would be stronger overall. Also, one of the kerfs broke, so I figured it would help hold it together.
Jay
#110
Impressive work Jay
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