darbys, feather edges, and bits of wood

[Micilin]

when i worked in there with a building company, it was a Royal Naval Hospital. ....... over 250 years or so. .

I thought I was old...........

 

[Micilin]

Best I can do so far is this

http://www.darleyclassicsperiodmouldings.co.uk/architectural-restoration.html

scroll well down, there is a bit of text with each set of pictures.

Beside the birds beak text you will see one, but imagine it without the staff bead (detail in the middle) and being fully rounded on the corner.

I'll see if I can dig up something better.

 

[roughcaster]

when i worked in there with a building company, it was a Royal Naval Hospital. ....... over 250 years or so. .

I thought I was old...........

 

[stevethespreader]

Best I can do so far is this

http://www.darleyclassicsperiodmouldings.co.uk/architectural-restoration.html

scroll well down, there is a bit of text with each set of pictures.

Beside the birds beak text you will see one, but imagine it without the staff bead (detail in the middle) and being fully rounded on the corner.

I'll see if I can dig up something better.

cheers micilin ive got a vision now of the angle and shape of the beak now ive got to make a way to make it look right thinking maybe use 90 degree angle trowel to make the shape(make the corner square)and then use a small tool to create the beak? well that what ive got in mind anyway