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   tab1 | Jan 04, 2006 05:12pm | #1

   One option might be to use 1/4, or 1/2" if flexible enough, layers and build/glue them up successively until you've got the thickness you need.

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   Winchester | Jan 04, 2006 05:34pm | #2

   Inside corner or outside corner?

   I would cut the board into vertical panels with beveled edges- kind of like coopering a barrel. 

   Doug

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   aulia | Jan 04, 2006 06:12pm | #3

   Thanks,

   It's an inside corner.  I'm just leery of depending on glue for the long haul.

   I was considering using 2 layers of 1" and 3/16" plywood.  Then driving ramset nails into the block.  assuming the 1" will bend enough.

   Or maybe leaving gaps in 2" strips & filling with urethane foam?

   Aulia

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   Winchester | Jan 04, 2006 07:41pm | #4

   Filling the gaps with urethane foam sounds like a good way to go, then rasp off the excess.

   Good luck.

   Doug