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2nd October 2006, 09:06 PM
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Location: Suomi
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constructing accordion surrounds
Some tips needed on making accordion type surrounds.
This is very much experimental and I'm not considering any time constraints. The inside diameter should be approximately 10cm, so a fairly small surround. Ideally, if the material for the surround has any "grain" direction, this should remain symmetrical throughout the circle. So far I've considered making a mold and laying out fabric or paper to press into shape, or setting up a jig and weaving the shape. I'm not sure what to use for a resin to retain the basic shape and provide flexibility. Any and all input is good. |
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