Shrinking a large panel

[Bart]

Thank you mate, you've been a great guide for me.

Originally Posted by Jaroslav

Bart. I use oblique strokes. I do not only pull in straight lines, but in some places at an angle of 45 degrees. At that point, the panel grows. But you have to be careful. I change directions as needed .....
Holding the panel, I don't know. If you have a raised edge and good wheels ... You need to persevere and watch the changes.

So far great result.

[Bart]

And a little closer.
Did more wheeling at night.
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[Jaroslav]

Bart. I think you succeeded. This is a problematic part.
Mark the places where you need to shape with a pencil and finish.

The simple-looking part is usually very laborious.

[Bart]

Thank you mate, no problem

Originally Posted by Jaroslav

Bart. I think you succeeded. This is a problematic part.
Mark the places where you need to shape with a pencil and finish.

The simple-looking part is usually very laborious.

[Steve Hamilton]

Hi Bart
Congratulations now you have a new panel and an education!
Nicely done, and thanks for sharing your journey.

Steve

[Bart]

Thank you. Still have more to go

Originally Posted by Steve Hamilton

Hi Bart
Congratulations now you have a new panel and an education!
Nicely done, and thanks for sharing your journey.

Steve

[Gojeep]

Glad you are getting there mate.

[Bart]

thank you mate

Originally Posted by Gojeep

Glad you are getting there mate.

[carl 180]

well done good work its hard going without a helper. i may try that edge turning idea.

[Jaroslav]

Yes Carl, that's probably the only way to control the big panel. We had a lot of trouble with the shape of the big panel before we discovered this idea.
It is confirmed from Bart, that it works on the other side of the world too ...