Other: Trimming @ shearline after glassing the hull
By:pikabike
Date: 12/3/2003, 11:37 pm
Date: 12/3/2003, 11:37 pm
How do you get a nice clean edge cut when the cloth hangs down from the upside-down hull? I imagine the epoxy will wick into the cloth below the shearline despite best efforts to only apply it on the cloth lying directly on the hull. Can I use scissors to cut cloth that has green epoxy on it? I have used a utility knife to trim glass off the edges of butt joints but in that case I could place the panel so that the glass was on top of a hard surface to cut against. With a hull, I'd be "cutting against the air."
Messages In This Thread
- Other: Trimming @ shearline after glassing the hull
pikabike -- 12/3/2003, 11:37 pm- Re: Other: Razor Blade and Spokeshave
Chip Sandresky -- 12/4/2003, 2:09 pm- Re: Ack!
pikabike -- 12/4/2003, 3:58 pm
- Cut with knife
Rod Tait -- 12/4/2003, 2:09 am- Re: Deck is already built and joined to hull
pikabike -- 12/4/2003, 3:49 pm- Re: Cut with knife
Mike Scarborough -- 12/4/2003, 9:44 am - Re: Cut with knife
- Re: Other: Trimming @ shearline after glassing the
Paul G. Jacobson -- 12/4/2003, 12:27 am- Re: Other: Trimming @ shearline after glassing the
LeeG -- 12/3/2003, 11:56 pm - Re: Ack!
- Re: Other: Razor Blade and Spokeshave