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I'm guessing that mahogany veneer would need to be 1/16" at most to agree
to an 8" radius. Experimentation is needed. As an alternative, turn the veneer such that the bend is cross-grain and laminate. A couple of laminations of light glass cloth can supply cross-grain strength. Vacuum bagging would be a big wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I need to make some porthole liners for a barge and I was thinking of steaming some wood strips. Size is approx 1.15m long - it is a 0.381m diameter porthole - 60mm wide and 6 - 8 mm thick. I was thinking of using mahogany or similar dark hard wood. Can I bend steamed mahogany to this radius?? - or any other suggestions?? |
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