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Old 03-09-2009, 03:56   #16
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When you sail on your ear you don't need much of a fiddle
Shouldn't that be "....your rear...."
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I meant ....when you don't sail on your ear......i2f
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Thats makes more sense
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One thing I've noticed on some of my boats: Some fiddles are not a flat piece of wood but tapered from the countertop to the top edge. It is my impression that if that taper is on the inside (counter side) and if a pan or something slides and hits the fiddle, the taper helps to launch it over the fiddle (does this make sense?) Mill the taper on the outside. I'm not a fan of tall fiddles (sometimes I really wonder if they are worth it except for minor slides) but I would make them tall enough to use as a handhold. The other thing that really is handy is to make cutouts in the fiddle (ie: no fiddle) that are flush with the counter to get the crumbs etc off the counter! If you do this at the corners you can save some difficult wood work too.
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