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I'm going to build a piece of half-lapped lattice that will go into a
frame (not diagonally) like this: http://smithandhawken.speedera.net/w...7/727826-1.jpg Should I bother with having the lattice spacing at the edges be equal to the spacing in the field? It seems that a little error will propogate and cause the edges to be narrower or wider than the spacing in the field, based on the final dimensions of the frame. I'll be chopping mortises for the horizontal lattice members, and letting the vertical members run about 1/16" short, so they don't touch. I guess I'm just a little overwhelmed with the thought of actually laying this whole thing out so it's symmetrical. I guess the frame width will determine my lattice spacing. In turn, the lattice spacing will determine the frame height so that the edges turn out uniform. Any advice? -Mike |
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