It's not ogee or torus so presumably need it making up somewhere. Alexis joinery in Cardiff want £90 to set their machine up for starters and as I only need about a foot it seems it'll be expensive.Any ideas? Cheers
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It's not ogee or torus so presumably need it making up somewhere. Alexis joinery in Cardiff want £90 to set their machine up for starters and as I only need about a foot it seems it'll be expensive.Any ideas? Cheers
Try FW Morgan.
Have you got a piece of it that you could remove in one piece. Make a mould of it and then make a plaster cast.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomcat
Obvious question, but I assume you've looked online at the various skirting board selling sites that have a huge range of different profiles/designs?
Save time, money and effort, stick a chair or sideboard in front of it
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Lots on Amazon
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Originally Posted by tomcat
only about a foot, I would be looking at a cheap plough plane and getting it very close with that, then sand to smooth
failing that some carving chisels ( even cheaper ) and getting it close
Some carving chisels?Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
The OP is probably thinking to himself.... "Oh yeah, why didn't I think of that. I'll just select one from my extensive collection of chisels in the shed". :hehe:
a set of cheap woodcarving chisels will be under 15 quid, it'll had a foot of pine into a close enough shape to sand smoothQuote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
done it plenty of times on small obscure sections of moulding
But wouldn't it require some know-how to do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt