Hey,
What's the best way to cut a shoulder at the end of a spar ?
Thanks,
Mark
Hey,
What's the best way to cut a shoulder at the end of a spar ?
Thanks,
Mark
Saw plus chisel...both sharp
Just cut around to the depth then chisel out ? I was thinking that might be the way, just haven't seen / read about how it is normally done.
Thanks,
Mark
Same way as rounding.
Saw round to the depth. Tape on the saw plate for a depth guide. Then using the chisel cut four flats. Then with a spar gauge mark and cut 8 sided. Then 16 sided, then knock off those corners and finish round.
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What type of spar? How deep the shoulder? What’s to rest on the shoulder? Spar made already? In the round? Rough?
Peace,
Robert
hmmm, right now the spar (bowsprit) is 8 sided - it never occurred to me to reduce the diameter at this point, I was always thinking after it was round. Thanks for the advice !
Mark
Just stand in the cockpit when you gybe.
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