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I need to make a spiral groove in a couple of columns. I only have to
do it in two columns and I may not do another for a LONG time, so a complex jig that will take room and time to build is not an attractive approach. An alternative way is to put a grid pattern on the column and join points along the grid to make a spiral groove manually using gouges and chisels. That is a possibility, but I am afraid of how tedious this would be and my ability to make a clean, attractive groove using this method. I wonder if someone has a BLEND of a simple jig and a manual layout that might use something like a follower groove as a path for a follower arm attached to a router. Has anyone come up with something like this? If not, and the manual way is the way to go, is there someplace on the web that goes through the steps for doing this that will help me be successful? |
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