Post by Deleted on Sept 29, 2012 9:00:13 GMT -5
Sorry to be spamming the board today with wood stuff, but I have always wondered how they did the corners on those squarish trays, and I just found a close-up picture.
It seems that the sides are fashioned from a single long piece of wood that is bent into shape. The dark marks you can see at the corners are where the wood has been cut almost all the way through to enable the bend and to compensate for the bend having a smaller radius at the inside than at the outside.
I can think of two ways to fake it, but I am so not working at this level yet.
It seems that the sides are fashioned from a single long piece of wood that is bent into shape. The dark marks you can see at the corners are where the wood has been cut almost all the way through to enable the bend and to compensate for the bend having a smaller radius at the inside than at the outside.
I can think of two ways to fake it, but I am so not working at this level yet.
