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How to make jig for painting wooden lats

pinkfloydian · 2017-11-01 16:25:32

I'm making some wooden benches and have a lot of 4x2 wooden lats (1.5M) to paint. I want to make 2 "jigs" - one for painting (single) and one for drying (many), as I want the process to be easily repeatable. Any ideas? T

01-11-2017 4:25pm

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pinkfloydian

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I'm making some wooden benches and have a lot of 4x2 wooden lats (1.5M) to paint.

I want to make 2 "jigs" - one for painting (single) and one for drying (many), as I want the process to be easily repeatable.

Any ideas?

T

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#2 01-11-2017 8:16pm

jack of all

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You could use "painter's pyramids". I have used pieces of ply or mdf with screws driven from the underside to support wood while painting but the sharp screw points can leave marks on the finish.

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