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I have a new two-part post on my blog about ways to scale a carving up or down in size. I hope it's helpful.
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Don, went to your blog...very good! Thanks for posting. Dick |
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I make my own "Proportional Dividers" for free! If you want to scale by 2 to 7.4 (say). Take 2 strips of thin lath sharpened to a point at each end. Set one end at 2 inches apart. Cross the pieces so that the other end is at 7.4 apart. Clamp them in the crossed position. Drill through where they cross and insert a nut and bolt. You can now open and close the strips to transfer your measures any time you want. Job done! |
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That's a great idea and it's method allows you to make them any size you need.
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Visited your blog. Truly helpful. Thanks for the share!!
__________________ wood carving |
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