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"Toller" wrote in message
... The blank is 44" long, 2" thick, and 15" wide. It weights 35 pounds. I originally intended to cut the corners off on my table saw, but it is so heavy that it doesn't seem particularly safe. So, I have been going at it with my 3" belt sander and my 2" power planer. Both would work, but they would take hours and hours of work. Any suggestions for a good way to shape my blank into an airfoil shape? I am thinking of buying a better planer, but hope someone here will be resourceful. I'd go for the power planer. A good one can take away 1.5mm (1/16") in one stroke, which means you can take away half of the thinkness of your blank in 16 strokes. Meindert |
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