Brent Nowell
Addicted to ArboristSite
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I have had good success practicing with it and I was able to make a square post with relative ease, see picture
However there is a wide area on it in which is directly related to the trueness of my 2x6 I’m using
I can’t seem to find access to a perfect 2x6 that’s straight, true dimensionaly the same for the whole length. I realize I’ll probab have to get one made, or substitute something else.
Has anyone tried steel channel? I know it’ll Weight a lot but I can’t remember when I used to deal with it, if it was prit near perfect dimensionally?
Extruded Aluminum is very precise and I was thinking of hitting up the scrap yard I used to work at for a piece?
Or should I find a wood working shop and have them make a perfect 2x6?
Only thing I was thinking was if it ends up warping down the road?
What would you guys suggest? Very interested in hearing your feedback regarding this