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Geodetic Construction Question

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Aerowerx

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I have read that this method is easy to use on compound curved surfaces.

How hard is it to maintain a constant spacing of the slats?

It seems to me that if you take a straight line (a slat) and place it on a curved surface, and then place a second one next to it, that they will eventually cross each other. Just like geodetic lines on a globe.

Or do you curve the slats in two directions to maintain the spacing?
 
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