cnsranch
08-30-2014, 02:56 PM
First Grandchild coming in December (I'm only 30) and as you might imagine I've been recruited to build her crib.
What's attached is a style my D'In Law likes, so that's where I'm starting.
One change I'm going to make is to beef up the legs by laminating 3/4" stock to 2 1/4" thick.
I can laminate them and then cut on the bandsaw, or I can cut them all on the CW and then laminate them together.
Do you all think that the cut-outs performed by the machine will be clean/close enough that when I laminate them they can be cleaned up to match?
Too bad I can't cut thru 2 1/4" stock.......I'm concerned that my bandsaw/sanding skills aren't good enough to get clean, straight lines, etc.
What's attached is a style my D'In Law likes, so that's where I'm starting.
One change I'm going to make is to beef up the legs by laminating 3/4" stock to 2 1/4" thick.
I can laminate them and then cut on the bandsaw, or I can cut them all on the CW and then laminate them together.
Do you all think that the cut-outs performed by the machine will be clean/close enough that when I laminate them they can be cleaned up to match?
Too bad I can't cut thru 2 1/4" stock.......I'm concerned that my bandsaw/sanding skills aren't good enough to get clean, straight lines, etc.