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Wow, looks like that birch is easy to kerf! When I was experimenting with mdf, there was no way I could get a bend that smooth with that much material left in the kerf.

Looks really good man! :drinks:

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Broke your nose so brain fluid leaked? WTF? Lol. Glad you're ok... or at least seem to be ok.

lol yea I said wtf too when the doctor told me.

a broken nose can cause cerebrospinal fluid to come out. Yeah I feel fine but just a precautionary measure.

Wow, looks like that birch is easy to kerf! When I was experimenting with mdf, there was no way I could get a bend that smooth with that much material left in the kerf.

Looks really good man! :drinks:

I've never tried mdf but I left 1/8 inch as you can see and its literally 90% smooth. Originally on my practice piece I left about 1/16 of an inch and you could noticeably see the bend.

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Yea if you leave 1/8th" on mdf, it will snap. And when you leave 1/16th" it bends real nice but you can see the ridges where the kerfs are. You can sand it down pretty smooth, but it's a lot of work.

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Yea if you leave 1/8th" on mdf, it will snap. And when you leave 1/16th" it bends real nice but you can see the ridges where the kerfs are. You can sand it down pretty smooth, but it's a lot of work.

gotcha you need to go with birch then lol! And good quality birch not homedepot stuff

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Yea if you leave 1/8th" on mdf, it will snap. And when you leave 1/16th" it bends real nice but you can see the ridges where the kerfs are. You can sand it down pretty smooth, but it's a lot of work.

gotcha you need to go with birch then lol! And good quality birch not homedepot stuff

Yea I'm definitely using some good quality Baltic birch on my next build.

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Sorry bout the brain fluids xD that's a sexy lookin kerf man.....looks like Tyler may be doing a kerf on his next box.

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Yea if you leave 1/8th" on mdf, it will snap. And when you leave 1/16th" it bends real nice but you can see the ridges where the kerfs are. You can sand it down pretty smooth, but it's a lot of work.

gotcha you need to go with birch then lol! And good quality birch not homedepot stuff

Yea I'm definitely using some good quality Baltic birch on my next build.

do some white birch!

http://www.cabinetparts.com/p/flexible-materials-wood-veneer-FLWBIRCHWOW4X8

thats what is laminated on the top of my birch

Scion tC SQ Build
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Ford Explorer C Pillar Wall Build

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Sorry bout the brain fluids xD that's a sexy lookin kerf man.....looks like Tyler may be doing a kerf on his next box.

no worries life goes on.

Definitely watch this video

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/128634-kerfing-101-how-to-kerf-bend-mdf-wood-video/

Scion tC SQ Build
iPad mini, lots of fabrication, daily driven
Ford Explorer C Pillar Wall Build

Just a cheap car to destroy with bass :D

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