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>>A cone shape is a little bit trickier,
it's kind of like a curved edged and
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a smaller curved edge
on the same angle.
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And you can kind of see how this
turns into kind of a cone.
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I don't think I have this perfect, it's
going to angle a little bit,
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but this kind of little bit of trial and
error to try and make sure you get
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that perfect cone.
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One way you can kind of do
it is just kind of roll up
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paper - your tar paper - and then cut off
the bottom flat, cut off the top flat,
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and that will kind of give you
the angles that you want.
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Same process...
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...
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you slip the back
of the tar paper.
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So I kept a little bit of clay on one side
and I cut to the edge on the other.
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I'll need to bevel...
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upwards on one side,
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just like the cylinder, flip it over,
come from the other side.
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Curve around...
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clean up the seam,
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and there it gives you
a tall cone.
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And you can adjust that
based upon how wide
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the bottom curve is compared
to the top curve.
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Obviously the wider that is on the
bottom compared to the top
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the more it's going
to angle out.
