Once I had those cut I simply marked them out using a fine gel pen that doesn't bleed ink and keeps a fine line.
The I took a sharp scissors and cut them reasonably close to the inked line. I did this for all the pieces that make up the wing rib.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Marking and cutting gusset patterns
I took a 2' x 4' piece of 1/16" Mahogany and ran it through a table saw so I had manageable strips of wood to mark the patterns on.
Once I had those cut I simply marked them out using a fine gel pen that doesn't bleed ink and keeps a fine line.
The I took a sharp scissors and cut them reasonably close to the inked line. I did this for all the pieces that make up the wing rib.
Once I had those cut I simply marked them out using a fine gel pen that doesn't bleed ink and keeps a fine line.
The I took a sharp scissors and cut them reasonably close to the inked line. I did this for all the pieces that make up the wing rib.
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