I also had uneven thickness too. Unusual shapes call for unusual clamps.
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Joining plates.
Joining plates.
I have finished joining my plates 2 backs and another top done but I saved this 1 till last because of the unusual shape.
I also had uneven thickness too. Unusual shapes call for unusual clamps. Note the clamp from an old washing machine wringer and the railway line, gravity clamp. It all seems to have worked out.
I also had uneven thickness too. Unusual shapes call for unusual clamps. Note the clamp from an old washing machine wringer and the railway line, gravity clamp. It all seems to have worked out.
Martyn
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The glass is half full... but I'll have another while your up!
It's not over until Ricky Pontin cries! (Not long now).
Great minds like a think!
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Nick
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Re: Joining plates.
You sure you aren't part Kiwi Martyn? 
That's the sort of number 8 wire mentality we like to employ here, pretty good looking joint to. To use one of Padma's sayings "Whatever gets the pig clean" 
That's the sort of number 8 wire mentality we like to employ here, pretty good looking joint to. To use one of Padma's sayings "Whatever gets the pig clean" "Jesus Loves You."
Nice to hear in church but not in a Mexican prison.
Nice to hear in church but not in a Mexican prison.
Re: Joining plates.
Works for me. Obviously it worked for you.
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Re: Joining plates.
i reckon you could sell those wedges as "original wooden quoins" on ebay.
some poor luthier would buy them.
some poor luthier would buy them.
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