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Originally Posted by myrefugeisintheLord
Preferably, I would have it look like an upside down kamm, that is closed in. But trying to keep a 0 degree diffuser angle, it was easier to cut it off sharp which also helped to keep the coro in place to keep the ~0 degree angle.
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I think that's what Otto was asking about
: why did you aim for 0 degrees? An upward taper is more ideal -- better to make the rear of the pan upswept, if you can. Not too much, or too abruptly. (The extent of the curve/angle depends on how much distance from the beginning of the upward taper to the end of the belly pan.)
EDIT: green line shows a better "box" - upswept and extended further aft to gain more length for tapering.
(PS: It's OK to want to kick people like me for offering suggestions so late in your progress.
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