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scaffold boards will work nicely old or new twice as thick [38mm]but no sag in any direction yes very chunky and different yes a fraction shallower at 227mm but can be lined up to the front edge with a small back gap iff required as only end support will be enough to get zero sag on the length

looking really really good bet your pleased wetting /soaking wood before bending is more likley to lock in the bend but its fully hit and miss without steaming to fully free up the fibres

i would think they have to keep the scope off adding surrounding detail to a minimum otherwise is a busy area where a face oval will be reasonably easy to separate quite accurately if you start including say 100mm/4" around the face you will start to get other peoples hair and clothing...

thanks for the feed back you should always start with anybody you have built up a rapport with even on a forum and at least you think and understand they are trying to help :giggle: you should off course listen to other thoughts but to save confusion try and build on the ones you trust rather...

my understanding is they work on permanent features like eyes nose mouth chin ears and the spacing off each item within the face oval anything else will be off no value and will be discounted as much as possible as fully changeable but off course it may have the ability to connect adaptable...

the 12 to 14" i mentioned above was meant greater than the closed /folded dimensions plus a safe standing and operating space

other questions and thoughts if you use a span table you need to remember cutting the belly out and fixing on top will reduce the support ability by perhaps 15 to 30% as any splits in the timber are now open and unsupported so without sufficient holding to solid timber above to transfer the...

50.000 scans is meaningless we need to know iff it individual instances off a person passing or filtered to new faces if centrally placed a family off 4 wandering about may be recorded say 3 or 4 times so will register every time they pass but instantly deleted so recorded next time as another 4...

my thoughts i assume its for illustrative purposes as 4 inch over 12 ft is likely some or all off the amount it would sag with a decent load as in you need perhaps 8 to 12 inch rise to notice so probably wont work in such a simple fashion as all strength relies on small overlaps glued to...

far far more important is to know active or old accounts as in old so no value or no need to contact as closed or inactive my father like me used to use a paper pad with all accounts but never took the time to mark as closed /inactive/empty or other description so when he died as executors we...

please please do your research use scale square paper or other media to work out how things work you need the working space for the saw movement and the safe working area where the body is comfortable and whilst holding the handle and on/off switch in front off the blade where your are not in...

i really really dont have a problem with 2p an hour or 48p a day for programs where the sponsors are dictating the actual content in one case the general public on the other side content to attract advertisers

thank you for you thoughts and comments i do hope nigel uses his 5 million or so fund to pay for the needless election to save wasting other peoples money for his re election parade to save it coming from the "establishment" and adding to everyones taxes ;)

its not really going to work in your workshop as any sliding saw will need about 2.5 to 3.5 times the blade size to function plus your body in front perhaps another 18 inch give or take with elbow movement so the 30" is a non starter iff you turn the saw round 90% then length is a non starter...

often "facts" are no more than a reasonable opinion based on many many many sources as far as possible well sourced and based on unbiased information but often "facts " are anywhere between genuine and honest thoughts to "by the use off the word fact " means it must be so without any foundation...

6 " is 143mm as its stock size before shaping /planing imperial is always smaller by between 3mm and around 7mm [2 to 3mm extra removed per inch added] 1" 22mm 2" 44mm 3" 69mm 4" 95mm 5" 119 6" 143 all approximate

harry being harry will probably complain about needing an intergalactic adapter for his scooter from the other side and not easy to source if we dont hear from him again yes indeed highly missed ;)

yes i 100% agree but whilst the worst could be and indeed the most likely outcome would be probably terminal he could instead have a change off life choices where internet /family/hobbies/ have changed dramatically

whilst i fully agree about the love we all have for a wonderful interesting person ........without knowing how much is based on actual fact and how much is based on reasonable assumptions i will reserve my genuine thoughts when i know nearer to 100% whats actually happened rather than more...

general thoughts that flap looks like perhaps 30" deep ?? my thoughts are it would be better perhaps the 20" mark as this would be more child younger person friendly at arms length and height wise[hinges still at the present position] 30" inch could contain a massive amount off stuff and a...