Re: sof to s&g to sof to
By:mike allen
Date: 3/5/2003, 11:34 am
Date: 3/5/2003, 11:34 am
In Response To: Re: sof to s&g to sof to (sing)
: Thanks for the idea. The chines of an sof is not exactly a thin line but more
: a thin surface `5/8". So, some fudging would occur. I suppose if the
: panels don't quite line up, fiberglass filets would hide the mistakes?
: sing
on the paper, put a pc of scrap ply or card say 4"x4" and w/ a onesided sharpenedd pencil or same setup marker run along the flat of the adjacent sof panel and mark the u/s of the paper. that'll give the intersections as if they were razor sharp.
Messages In This Thread
- Skin-on-Frame: Converting S&G to SOF
Tom -- 3/4/2003, 1:51 pm- Please clarify: are you building S-O-F or S&G?
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/4/2003, 10:13 pm- Re: Skin-on-Frame: Converting S&G to SOF
Eric -- 3/4/2003, 4:50 pm- Re: Skin-on-Frame: Converting S&G to SOF *LINK* *Pic*
Tom Yost -- 3/4/2003, 2:37 pm- Re: Skin-on-Frame: Converting S&G to SOF
sing -- 3/4/2003, 5:44 pm- sof to s&g to sof to
mike allen -- 3/4/2003, 6:32 pm- Re: sof to s&g to sof to
sing -- 3/5/2003, 11:30 am- Re: sof to s&g to sof to
mike allen -- 3/5/2003, 11:34 am- Re: sof to s&g to sof to
sing -- 3/5/2003, 2:08 pm- Re: sof to s&g to sof to
mike allen -- 3/5/2003, 2:42 pm
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Tom Yost -- 3/4/2003, 6:02 pm - Re: sof to s&g to sof to
- sof to s&g to sof to
- Re: Skin-on-Frame: Converting S&G to SOF
- Please clarify: are you building S-O-F or S&G?