I never throw out wedge-shaped bits of offcut wood. Wedges come in handy quite often :) here I'm using then to square up the claps on the curved surface of the transom stiffener.
Friday, February 05, 2010
My first mistake
No doubt one of many! Cutting the Hoop Pine top frame for the transom was a disaster. I had left the jigsaw in "pendulum mode" and the blade twisted badly creating a terribly skewed cut. I cut it off straight and glued on a 20mm piece of pine, so all is well!
I never throw out wedge-shaped bits of offcut wood. Wedges come in handy quite often :) here I'm using then to square up the claps on the curved surface of the transom stiffener.
I never throw out wedge-shaped bits of offcut wood. Wedges come in handy quite often :) here I'm using then to square up the claps on the curved surface of the transom stiffener.
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