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"Morgans" wrote in
: "Bertie the Bunyip" wrote Just did my first laminations a few months ago. They didn't spring at all once they were glued up. Just curious, to see how your experience stacks up with laminations I have done. What was the minimum radius for your laminations, approximately? hmm, good question. I haven't done the center section yet, which is laid up according to a couple of arcs. Only the tips and they kind of spiral out. I would guess a bit under a foot radius. I steamed them first, of course. I just used some PVC drainpipe, made a couple of plywood plugs for th eends and plugged a domestic steam cleaner into it for 20 minutes and they were like spaghetti. I used Areodux for the glue and they were solid as rocks when I took 'em out. Since that was my first stab at laminating, I tried it with some scrap pine I ripped up first. Bertie |
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