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Anyone have experience with radius moulding? ?I¡¯ve got quite a big trim job coming up boxing columns and arches with stain grade walnut (second phase. ?Painters just finished with the chair rail/panels I did). ?I¡¯ve talked to my local millwork shop and wasn¡¯t left thinking that its going to be successful to job it out. ?Lots of YouTube out there with Williams Hussey users but I¡¯ve wondered about the Mikron machine (). Very niche I know but I really want to control quality on this (a dozen arches of the same size and one much bigger). ?Still working on design but expect significant detail. ?One of these situations where I really don¡¯t know what I don¡¯t know... ?Thanks.
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If you have a CNC, and know strategy for gluing up laminations for arch, it's pretty straightforward to produce arched casing.? Here's a small moulding detail I produced from flat stock, if that's the scale of moulding you'll apply to boxing at the arch. ? Also, WH/Shop fox moulder with proper guides can get things done, though not as sophisticated as that machine appears to be.? Curved work is like brain surgery vs removing a splinter.? Jeff On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 11:48 AM Mike S <Mike@...> wrote: Anyone have experience with radius moulding?? I¡¯ve got quite a big trim job coming up boxing columns and arches with stain grade walnut (second phase.? Painters just finished with the chair rail/panels I did).? I¡¯ve talked to my local millwork shop and wasn¡¯t left thinking that its going to be successful to job it out.? Lots of YouTube out there with Williams Hussey users but I¡¯ve wondered about the Mikron machine (). Very niche I know but I really want to control quality on this (a dozen arches of the same size and one much bigger).? Still working on design but expect significant detail.? One of these situations where I really don¡¯t know what I don¡¯t know...? Thanks. |
