>Another >thought, while you're making ribs, consider making them so that the thickest >part of the rib falls directly under the bridge body, not at the center of >the rib. I've heard this proposed a few times, and it sounds reasonable enough at first blush, but answer me this. How is it possible with a constant radius rib unless you taper the rib? A segment of a circle will always be farthest from the chord defining the segment, at a point perpendicular to center of the chord. In practice, it shouldn't be that big a deal though, because you can move the load center easily enough with the feathering. It doesn't seem to be that critical a thing. Ron N
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