As I mentioned
before, this is not just a weekend project.
A total of 240 turned balusters must be cut to exact specifications.
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A portion of the primed balusters await milling
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| 3/8 of an inch comes off the top end |
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| Taping off the bottom end getting an angle cut helps prevent splintering |
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Each bottom end runs through the table saw twice at a 12.5 degree angle.
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Like soldiers all in a row
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| Short end squares |
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Long ends with 12.5 degree pitch
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Leftover ends must have
some use in this world. Any ideas????? 'Aunt Carlie's Craft Camp' and 'Art Camp for Boys' campers will surely come up with some uses. Until then I will store them in the eaves of the studio space. After all, cedar fends off moths.
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What a mess we made in Billye's room!
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