Qustom
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I've got a 9'0" board mostly shaped out of a stringerless blank and I have fabricated a tapered stringer out of cherry wood that is about ready to go in. I'm looking for some tips on how to accurately cut the blank in preparation for gluing it all up. I have left the hips a bit wide and extra thickness in the deck in anticipation of any damage that may occur while doing this. I understand that this is usually done before the blank is shaped, but because of how much foam I removed to get the shape I wanted and how beefy the stringer is at the tail, I did not want to do all that shaping with the stringer in place.
So... I am looking for tips on how to:
1. Get really clean, straight cuts in the foam
2. Support the foam sufficiently while cutting it
3. Jigging up the whole thing for gluing
Thanks!
Vince
So... I am looking for tips on how to:
1. Get really clean, straight cuts in the foam
2. Support the foam sufficiently while cutting it
3. Jigging up the whole thing for gluing
Thanks!
Vince