Hamlin

I'm just wondering, does anyone else use "crafting paper" to draw out an possibly use as templates for their plans? Perhaps this is an old subject but, I am new to this particular forum.

I haven't done much work with wood even though my grand dad was a cabinet maker. I've done much more work with metal. With metal, it's always been much easier to rough draw your plans, then redefine those plans, cut the paper for a template, then transer those plans to the metal.

Ken

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jerrymayfield

If you have the opportunity watch David Marks -An excellent woodworker- he says every project should begin with a drawing. While I agree mine are usually not as involved as his.
If you liked working metal you will love working wood and many of the skills are transferable. Have fun.

Regards
Jerry

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Every thing I make goes on paper first and then maybe to a hard construction paper.I buy my firsi drawing paper with 1/8" sq, and then I go frome there,
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Hamlin

Many thanks. With metal, I've always been able to draw out the pic/outline. Cut an tape to hold in place to see how it fits an works. Amazing what a pair of scissors can do to make something work.

Ken