 The Oboe BBoard
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Author: oboist2
Date: 2017-12-10 01:09
A straight shaper is basically a machine that has a shape template laid in the bottom of it, and two blades at the side. You lay the piece of cane ober the top of the template, lower a clamping mechanism over the top of the cane to hold it in place ( and it usually puts a centre score on the cane so you can fold it when you finish, You then grab a handle to which is attached the blade, and move the blade back and forth to shape the cane. There are various makers who make them. I use a Reeds n Stuff machine. They also make a wide range of shaper templates (forms) that can be interchangeable depending on your preference.
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Re: Reed Shape prevalence new |
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