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In Reply to: RE: CNC? There's nothing going on there that can't be done with a table saw and bandsaw... posted by eso on September 19, 2013 at 20:10:46:
It's simple: you make a template of the horn cross-section (of the same type as depicted here on your pictures). Then you glue a slightly overlapping piece of ply to it. When the glue cures, you use the router to conform the glued on piece to the template. And so on - all the way to the desired width. But now the problem is that you have to cut this massive piece of plywood from 10" in the front to 2.5" in the rear, at an angle, with depth being 10.25". You can't do it on a regular table saw because the piece is also 6" thick. And that's quite a task for your regular wood saw and your arm...although, me thinks if I budget a weekend for the job I just may finish it...will I live happily thereafter?
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- RE: CNC? There's nothing going on there that can't be done with a table saw and bandsaw... - EduardG 09/20/1308:24:31 09/20/13 (2)
- RE: CNC? There's nothing going on there that can't be done with a table saw and bandsaw... - eso 16:45:47 09/20/13 (1)
- RE: CNC? There's nothing going on there that can't be done with a table saw and bandsaw... - EduardG 23:10:03 10/8/13 (0)
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