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I knew these un-level sections would bite me in the butt. I can't get the markings right for the next layer of bands for the shoulders. I've been trying to think out of the box about this, but I'm not coming up with anything. I belt sanded down some of the unevenness, but that's going to make the plywood too thin if I continue.
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The spacers themselves are 8mm thick, and the HDF is 4mm, for a total thickness of 1.2cm, which is the exact thickness of the top shoulder ring. I just cut some strips from a 1.2" plywood board, then measured each spacer to the lines I drew on the shoulders.
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Next task is to make some temp cardboard gunboxes to get their relative final position measured and marked for the lower spacer ring.
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