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If what you're asking is for a curved handrail...in the x-y plane.....then you'll need to start with stock that is curved.....if the stock is glued up from pieces then you'll need a template......think along the lines of a pin router.
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how to build a shaper to do curved easment handrails any body now how to build a shaper to do easment handrail ro wher i can get one?
Last edited by john penner; 07-20-2006 at 07:19 PM.
If what you're asking is for a curved handrail...in the x-y plane.....then you'll need to start with stock that is curved.....if the stock is glued up from pieces then you'll need a template......think along the lines of a pin router.
I think he's talking about a rail curved in all 3 axis, like a spiral stairway where it flattens out at the bottom.
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Yes, I'm thinking on a curved handrail. I do the straight part on a regular Shaper, but I can't do the curved, or the spiral parts.
Can the wood be steamed ad wrapped around a contour mold?
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No, I cane bandsaw the part, but the shaping is my problem.
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