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Hello all, I am working on a wooden boat project. The planks are quite unique in that they are cut from a solid tree trunk (typically two planks per 10 foot cedar trunk). Questions: 1. Are there any suitable multi-axis mills that will cut a cedar log/tree trunk with compound curves? 2. Is there a machine that will cut a log that is 10 feet long? The longest plank is 10 feet long, but others will be in the range of 6 to 8 feet. 3. Do you know of any wood/furniture CNC houses that have 5-axis capability for stock of this size? This boat will be used on an expedition and building it using original methods (planks cut from solid trees) is a must. No steamed/clamped flat planks here. Compound curves are used throughout. Thanks in advance for your suggestions. Cheers, Sandman |
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