Date: 5/19/2003, 2:19 pm
: Steve
: I toyed with using the double utility knife idea on my King. I just couldn't
: bring myself to make the cuts. Your results are such that I might have to
: try it on my next boat...
: Chris
It worked out pretty good. But it was not a trouble-free process.
- Varying the pressure on the clamps caused the spacing between the blades to change.
- An error in the cut produced two errors.
- If the setup was not perpendicular to the surface, the cut width changed.
- Sometimes little splinters of wood would break off and need to be glued back in place.
I ended up setting the gap between the blades a little narrow and then going back with a 1/8" thick metal file and cleaning up the slot. A lot of the defects were on the surface and have disappeared as sanding has progressed.
All in all, I'm pleased and probably would use the same technique again. I had considered making a router template (there are 3 shapes, each repeated 4 times), but I figured that was more work and this was good enough.
Steve
Messages In This Thread
- Strip: King Update *Pic*
Steve Rasmussen -- 5/18/2003, 9:42 pm- Re: Beautiful!
Chris McD -- 5/19/2003, 12:28 pm- Re: Beautiful!
Steve Rasmussen -- 5/19/2003, 2:19 pm
- Re: Strip: King Update
Steve Rasmussen -- 5/19/2003, 11:30 am- That is Awesome! *NM*
Chip Sandresky -- 5/19/2003, 10:37 am- Re: Strip: King Update
DAVE SPRYGADA -- 5/19/2003, 10:01 am- Re: Terriffic!! Inlay AND Helper!! *NM*
Steve Frederick -- 5/19/2003, 8:18 am- Re: Strip: King Update
Jim Kozel -- 5/18/2003, 9:52 pm - Re: Beautiful!
- Re: Beautiful!