afshind
(Afshin Dehkordi)
13 September 2017 14:25
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Saw this in a shop, want to recreate it. Curious how its made, especially how its made with such clean lines…i would have thought drilling into the side of a cylinder would create a lot of tear out or at minimum splintered edges.
Have I missed a trick?
afshind
(Afshin Dehkordi)
13 September 2017 15:56
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Don’t know what that is or how to do that
tomnewsom
(Tom Newsom)
13 September 2017 16:00
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There are no circular cuts involved, just a V-shaped notch in the lower part and a V-shaped point on the vertical part.
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lewisss
(Mark Johnson)
14 September 2017 10:40
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Couldn’t have said it better
lewisss
(Mark Johnson)
14 September 2017 10:41
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May even be screwed and plugged or dowelled from below for added strength
afshind
(Afshin Dehkordi)
14 September 2017 10:52
7
Done on chop saw at an angle or by hand? Jig?
AndyPaine
(Andy Paine)
14 September 2017 10:53
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Probably a router table/spindle moulder depending on the scale of the joint and how many of these they are making
afshind
(Afshin Dehkordi)
14 September 2017 11:21
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Can you show me? Cup of tea, slice of cake on me?
I just bought Ryoba Japanese saw too! It cuts so clean!