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Re: Component Insertion
Hi David,
posted: 11:17 pm on October 22ndNice work.
To quickly find the middle / center of a rectangle, square, cube or block, I draw a diagonal line and then find its mid point.
For cylinders, I draw a line from a quadrant - say 3 o'clock at one end, to the opposite quadrant - 9 o'clock, at the other end.
Cheers
Re: Component Insertion
Hi Dave,
posted: 8:26 pm on October 22ndI found the quickest way of locating the middle / center point of a square, rectangle, cube or block is to draw a diagonal line and pick its mid point.
For cylinders, draw a line from the 3 o'clock quadrant at one end, to the 9 o'clock quadrant at the other end, then pick its mid point.
Cheers
p.s. I would like to know your soft shadow method.
Re: Dovetailed drawers are overrated
I'm not sure you understand. This is not a standoff about which joint where!
posted: 6:43 am on November 25thA woodworker cuts dovetails because he feels the joint requires them, or he wishes to have a joint that is pleasing to the eye. If he didn't think so, he'd do the joint differently. Why the superfluos argument?