Date: 9/29/2000, 2:10 pm
......or, if you have a table saw available to you, you could get an adjustable dado blade. The router will work though. Using a router guide for your hand router will help.
garland
: Ok, I warned you I'd be posting a few dunce like questions.
: I've decided to go for the ply strongback (for the ES); 16 feet is a *long*
: bit of 4x2 especially if I expect it to remain straightish for 6 months in
: a garage of fluctuatinng humidity.
: 1. I buy a full sheet of half inch thick plywood (8 feet by 4 feet)
: 2. I cut it on a sawbench into strips 8 feet long and either 2 or 4 inches
: wide.
: 3. Here's the problem: I need to cut 'corner off' along the long side of some
: of the strips. The pic below attempts to illustrate: +++++++++++++++++
: +
: ++++ P L Y W O O D : 0.5"
: ###+
: ###+++++++++++++++
: The bits marked # have to be removed. How? Is that what a router is for? Is a
: hand router good enough? etc etc.
: 4. Then I go on to glue it together into a v. long box; a sort of coffin for
: a boa constrictor.
: Regards,
: Francis.
Messages In This Thread
- Building plywood strongback.
Francis Devonshire (The Solent , England) -- 9/29/2000, 1:33 pm- Re: Ditto~~Nick and David's method
Rehd -- 9/29/2000, 8:01 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
David Hanson -- 9/29/2000, 4:55 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 9/29/2000, 2:57 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
Chris Casazza -- 9/29/2000, 2:23 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
Tony -- 9/29/2000, 2:20 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
garland reese -- 9/29/2000, 2:10 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
Kent LeBoutillier -- 9/29/2000, 2:05 pm- Re: Building plywood strongback.
Ross Leidy -- 9/29/2000, 2:19 pm- Re: A bit wobbly, but very easy *Pic*
Shawn Baker -- 9/29/2000, 6:33 pm- Nice yak
Dale Frolander -- 9/29/2000, 9:33 pm
- Nice yak
- Re: A bit wobbly, but very easy *Pic*
- Re: Building plywood strongback.
- Re: Ditto~~Nick and David's method