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in my effort to have two different lengths of the eliptical ovals,
i'm miscalculating somewhere that's causing the two ovals to not intersect at the exact centers of each other
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dammit dammit dammit

back to the drawing board :rolleyes:

you can see the x's in the first pic
 

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Brent you just need to send it to me and I'll use it in a cue....jk.....lol......your getting good at that.....darn sight better than I am......:(
 
potential remedy

if the forearm is very oversized, which it appears to be, one potential solution would be to drill the center hole slightly off center, take a pass and see where the x's line up.

looks like the x's aren't that far off where re-centering the forearm and taking passes until even, you could still have a salvageable forearm, but of course this would mean re-centering the forearm, which, in it of itself, has its issues.

hate to see good wood/ideas go to scrap heap.
 
rheester said:
if the forearm is very oversized, which it appears to be, one potential solution would be to drill the center hole slightly off center, take a pass and see where the x's line up.

looks like the x's aren't that far off where re-centering the forearm and taking passes until even, you could still have a salvageable forearm, but of course this would mean re-centering the forearm, which, in it of itself, has its issues.

hate to see good wood/ideas go to scrap heap.
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it's a handle
recentering wont change anything in this case
it cant be corrected
recentering would only move the tips of the bflys one direction and make them not even
 
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