Hi all,
I'm having a couple of 2.4m long x 6" square green oak posts put in as porch supports.
Question: Is there a specific width/dimension for the stop-chamfering of the corners? To my mind, if it's chamfered too much it'll look wrong, equally so if it's not chamfered enough.
Just wondered if this query has cropped up before - the supplier is going to do the chamfering, but has held off as he wants to discuss it with me.
Any ideas anyone? Do I say, ask the flat face of the chamfer to be 10mm wide, for example? Really not sure...
All advice appreciated as always.
TIA, Paul
I'm having a couple of 2.4m long x 6" square green oak posts put in as porch supports.
Question: Is there a specific width/dimension for the stop-chamfering of the corners? To my mind, if it's chamfered too much it'll look wrong, equally so if it's not chamfered enough.
Just wondered if this query has cropped up before - the supplier is going to do the chamfering, but has held off as he wants to discuss it with me.
Any ideas anyone? Do I say, ask the flat face of the chamfer to be 10mm wide, for example? Really not sure...
All advice appreciated as always.
TIA, Paul