Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top *Pic*
In Response To: Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top (mtkayak)
: Alignment from strip to strip is probably more fair. I notice when gluing
: beveled strips that they can slide in and out a bit against each other
: between forms but I don't see this as a problem as it will all be planed
: down in the end.
: Good Luck
: Mike
Beveled edges really do require clamps between station if one does not want wondering strips.
If you are using clamps with flat jaws then it helps if you use just the end of the jaw to align the new strip on curved hull sections. Otherwise you can slowly, strip by strip, inhibit the curve.
Etienne
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- S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top
DaveS -- 2/22/2009, 12:08 pm- Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top
Pedro Almeida -- 2/24/2009, 12:54 am- Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top
mtkayak -- 2/23/2009, 11:49 am- Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top *Pic*
Etienne Muller -- 2/23/2009, 4:28 pm
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Scott Fitzgerrell -- 2/22/2009, 7:42 pm- Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top
Craig Robinson -- 2/22/2009, 11:28 pm
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Paul G. Jacobson -- 2/22/2009, 2:59 pm- Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top
DaveS -- 2/22/2009, 6:59 pm
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Roger Dalke -- 2/22/2009, 1:00 pm - Re: S&G: bead and cove vs bevel for hybrid top
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