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By derekcohen · Posted
Thanks CO. The mitres do need to be cut fat at first since I wish to avoid the danger of over-cutting them. It is safer to pare the waste, and if you are going to do this anyway, a smidgeon of fat there in the beginning does not matter. Plus, in the current build it is not possible to undercut/pare the mitres to make them fit. The reason is the inside edge on the model calls for a bevel/mitre all the way around. I plan to do a slight cove. An undercut would open up the mitre from the inside, and any undercutting would show. Regards from Perth Derek -
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By treeslayer · Posted
Good to hear you’re doing well @B1rdhunter snow and cold here for the next week or so, shots helped but I think a new knee is in my future -
By B1rdhunter · Posted
To much snow and ice to do anything but keep my feet close to the ground. Knees are doing well though. I wonder how Dave is getting along with his shots?
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