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Drawing curves and arcs for furniture has always been a challenge. I have a set of French curves that are good for details, but curves that are larger than 10″ are a challenge.


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Chippendale-style high chest has a 2:1 height-to-width ratio. The result is a nice tall piece that doesn’t look top-heavy or unstable.MITERS