Tangent Handrailing the ordinate method Part 2

[@nickgironda8932]

I’m old school bro a hand drawn stretch out elevation might of saved you 🧐 I love that you’re keeping the tangent method alive! THANK YOU 🙏

[@petterostberg9025]

Exposing and analyzing your errors in public isn´t only brave and humble, but also a hand stretched out to your colleagues, a beautiful thing! The "falling mold" is new to me, and a very helpful technique to level up the accuracy when the ordinate direction is offset, or you have a multiple radius as you very well explain. Its really tricky to get the sidelines accurate in these cases. Thanks!! And a very good warning and explanation of the pitch problem youre bound to run into when working with curved stairs! You are creating an exellent library and modern suppliment to the old books with your videos. Cudos master Earle! It´s very interesting and helpful. You obviously didn´t make this (BEAUTIFUL) handrail (or part of-) with cnc, it would be very interesting to see how you made the mouldings!

[@customhandrails5434]

Thanks Petter for the kind words. Mistakes are good teachers because of the sting. Education is always expensive as we all know too well. As far as the profiling is concerned, the shop tour video on the French Spindle shows the machine that was used on this fitting.

[@brianbell966]

Awesome thank you.