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Re: Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?

By:Steve Rasmussen
Date: 11/27/2002, 3:56 pm

: A quick Search on google turned up a 1/2" bit -

: That might meet the needs of a less delicate cove. I have no idea as to how
: well it would work, but it SEEMS like it would have some advantages -

: 1. More robust edges
: 2. Less distortion in the edge straightness as you sand/fair the kayak.

Here is a 3/8" core box bit

and a 3/16" roundover bit

It would take a little different router set up and 2 passes for the bead, but it could be done ...

Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?
Reg Lake -- 11/27/2002, 12:30 pm

Been there, done that
Pascal, in Chile -- 11/27/2002, 9:53 pm

Check your computer for a math error
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/27/2002, 8:10 pm

Why bother with a full bead and cove? *Pic*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/27/2002, 5:35 pm

Re: Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?
Rick Allnutt -- 11/27/2002, 12:58 pm

Re: Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?
Rick Allnutt -- 11/27/2002, 1:09 pm

Re: Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?
Kurt Loup, Baton Rouge -- 11/27/2002, 3:01 pm

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Dave Houser -- 11/27/2002, 4:35 pm

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Roger Nuffer -- 11/30/2002, 10:13 am

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Dave Houser -- 12/5/2002, 10:19 am

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Roger Nuffer -- 12/5/2002, 2:04 pm

Re: Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?
Steve Rasmussen -- 11/27/2002, 3:56 pm

core box cutters for coves? Eh, maybe.
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/27/2002, 5:07 pm

Re: Strip: 3/8" cove and bead cutter?
Brian Nystrom -- 11/27/2002, 1:29 pm

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