[bolger] Re: Micro started one question
Pippo
I cut each side of my micro in two separate pieces as you are doing. I
used saw horses and a 3/4 inch piece of plywood as a work table. To
keep the lines fair at the end of each sheet, I slid the working piece
of plywood about a foot off the opposite end of the table and used the
table itself to extend the lines. It worked out well.
I agree with you about full size plans. I have one set of full-size
plans for a sailing pram. I've never used them. I unrolled them, but
I can't begin to think how I could manage them with any degree of
accuracy.
Tom Etherington
Pennsauken, NJ USA
tetherin@...
I cut each side of my micro in two separate pieces as you are doing. I
used saw horses and a 3/4 inch piece of plywood as a work table. To
keep the lines fair at the end of each sheet, I slid the working piece
of plywood about a foot off the opposite end of the table and used the
table itself to extend the lines. It worked out well.
I agree with you about full size plans. I have one set of full-size
plans for a sailing pram. I've never used them. I unrolled them, but
I can't begin to think how I could manage them with any degree of
accuracy.
Tom Etherington
Pennsauken, NJ USA
tetherin@...