Mark Kosmowski
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I've gotten the ok to make a corner shelf for the dining room.
What I am thinking of doing is to cut some cherry shorts diagonally and then glue them up into a rough quarter circle for each shelf and then use butternut for the vertical supports - I support at each end of the external arc and a single angle support at the corner of the shelf. I don't foresee these shelfs being loaded with a ridiculous amount of weight. Is this glue up plan for the cherry shelves going to be bad for wood movement and/or strength?
What I am thinking of doing is to cut some cherry shorts diagonally and then glue them up into a rough quarter circle for each shelf and then use butternut for the vertical supports - I support at each end of the external arc and a single angle support at the corner of the shelf. I don't foresee these shelfs being loaded with a ridiculous amount of weight. Is this glue up plan for the cherry shelves going to be bad for wood movement and/or strength?