Date: 10/30/2000, 1:12 pm
: I provide full size templates with my plans, the way i reccommend transfering
: them to the wood is by just laying the plans on the plywood and using a
: nail or icepick to punch through the paper to leave a mark in the wood
: every inch or so for your forms and connect the marks with a pencil. You
: can do it free hand if you want or take a thin strip of good quality wood
: and bend it around and trace the curve.
: If you have enough paper, you can just glue the paper templates to the
: plywood and cut on the lines.
I used Quick Cad a $29.00 cad program entered all the numbrers for each 1/2 form,did a copy function with a paste in reverse or flip to get the other side of the form, printed enough copys on a large size printer. I then spray adhesived the full sheet to each form board and cut on the proper colored line with the $99.00 ProTec bandsaw from Menards. My First stripper. I may glass this weekend.
Messages In This Thread
- Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Todd -- 10/29/2000, 8:24 am- Thanks for the help. I got wood!
Todd -- 10/30/2000, 7:26 pm- Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Jason Given -- 10/30/2000, 3:20 pm- Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Eric Schade (Shearwater Boats) -- 10/29/2000, 3:31 pm- Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Gary Ross -- 10/30/2000, 1:12 pm
- Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Roger Nuffer -- 10/29/2000, 11:56 am- Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Mike Scarborough -- 10/29/2000, 1:21 pm
- Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
Ross Leidy -- 10/29/2000, 10:09 am - Re: Putting plans to wood.looking for ideas
- Thanks for the help. I got wood!