That sounds like a very neat project. Do you build cellos and basses yourself or are you making this for someone else? I bent the sides for my mandolin with a heat gun and copper pipe, but they were only 1.375" wide so it was easy to do by hand. I have never seen a dedicated bender for that shape but it makes sense that that would be the way to go. I've seen setups for bending guitar sides with 400 watt light bulbs in a heavy wooden mold, but they are not bent to nearly so sharp of an angle. I've never been in the same room as a CNC but I would think that after 6 hours the noise would be quite unpleasant, even with ear plugs. Do you have to program each pass manually before the machine starts or do you somehow tell it the shape and it figures out the passes on its own? Thanks for everything. Zach
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