my own Soundboard

[Greg Newell]

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Dale,
    Could you expand your thought a little here? I don't really
understand what you are saying. Specifically what do you mean by "making
a straight line over large lengths of wood". Are you talking about gaps
in joining boards? I'm afraid I'm not following your train of thought.


Greg

Erwinspiano@AOL.COM wrote:

> In a message dated 1/12/2002 9:52:03 PM Pacific Standard Time,
> gnewell@ameritech.net writes:
>
>
>       Gregg writes
>
>> .
>>     I thought that tongue and groove might be a good idea long
>> before I heard about it here. Lately I've been day dreaming about
>> finger joints. Any feelings on how that might work in a soundboard
>> situation? It seems that a finger joint would offer more surface
>> area than a tongue and groove. Call me a ponderer.
>>     I would love to here from
>
>             Greg -Finger joints will not work. Even the tongue and
> groove joints must be positioned towards the bottom side of the panel
> so that they are not exposed while diaphramizing.
>         If you've not ever tried to make a straight line over large
> lengths of wood then I must tell you how difficult it is even for the
> best woodworkers.
>       Dale

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Greg Newell
mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net


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