Hey there,
I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on how to cut beading channels on cabs?
Cheers.
Beading channels
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Re: Beading channels
I'm not sure what you want.
Do you mean banding?
If you need to cut a groove or channel its dpne with a router, or if you are old school, with a hand plane.
In either case you clamp a piece of wood as a guide for the edge of the tool.
John
Do you mean banding?
If you need to cut a groove or channel its dpne with a router, or if you are old school, with a hand plane.
In either case you clamp a piece of wood as a guide for the edge of the tool.
John
Do not limit yourself to what others think is reasonable or possible.
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Re: Beading channels
Sweet,
That makes sense. I'm pretty new to cab/amp finishing so trying to get a good handle on the different techniques.
For interest's sake I have attached a photo of my first refurb.
If anyone has some good how-to sites it would be appreciated.
Thanks!
That makes sense. I'm pretty new to cab/amp finishing so trying to get a good handle on the different techniques.
For interest's sake I have attached a photo of my first refurb.
If anyone has some good how-to sites it would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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Re: Beading channels
It works well to cut a 1/8" deep groove with a full kerf table saw blade. Or if the cabinet is large, use a router with an 1/8" straight bit, 1/8" deep
I wouldn't recommend doing it if you are doing a recover but it is entirely possible, I've done it many times. Any stick from glue residue is not safe for a table saw,
so make sure surface is clean and smooth!
I wouldn't recommend doing it if you are doing a recover but it is entirely possible, I've done it many times. Any stick from glue residue is not safe for a table saw,
so make sure surface is clean and smooth!
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