| On Nov 29, 11:29 pm, snipped-for-privacy@fellspt.charm.net () wrote: || You can cut them much faster on a table saw. Put one board on top || of another, screw through one end into the board below. Now, || etiher by hand or using C clamps or whatever, bow the top board so || it's now-bowed edge extends over the lower board. While it's || stressed like this, screw down the other end to the lower board. || Then cut on tablesaw, & voila, one curved board. (Not sure, credit || to FWW I think) | | Maybe someone with a CNC router could start selling templates. | Until then, I think this is the way to go. | | JP | | PS: I'll give someone $40 for a 4' CNC'd arc with a 2000.05" radius. | Plus shipping. 3/8 or 1/2 inch baltic birch or similar plywood. | Seriously.
Would you like a 40" arc in a 48" piece - or the arc across the entire
48"? I'd be happy to take you up on that if you'll accept 1/4" tempered hardboard or spring for the BB.
The 1/4" material is less expensive to buy and ship; and can be used to produce additional templates out of whatever you'd /really/ like. [ B'sides, I already have the hardboard in the shop :-) ]
-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
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