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   flairwoodworks | Dec 29, 2009 10:05pm | #1

   It's amazing how many cuts
   It's amazing how many cuts they made. A very good example of a well-designed product. Good use of cyanoacrylate glue and accellerator as well as a rotary burr. And a reminder of how nice a well-tuned bandsaw is.

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   dgreen | Dec 30, 2009 02:09pm | #6

   I think that was a stone in the handpiece, not a burr. I use stones on wood myself at times usually chucked into my Foredom. Sometimes I use the Dremel.

   The stone is more akin to sanding, the burrs remove a lot of material, even the fine cut ones.

   Stones are a useful thing in a rotary tool.

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   AZMO | Dec 29, 2009 10:45pm | #2

   Just exactly how many fingers does he have. What a blur of motion, somehow I think he goes through a few blanks with mistakes though!! Morgan

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   Jammersix | Dec 30, 2009 12:53am | #3

   I just went down to the shop and tried to copy him.

   It didn't come out exactly the same.

   I think he used a smaller blade than I did.

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   Taigert | Dec 30, 2009 02:13am | #4

   It would be nice to see the complete operation. O seen a demo put on by Carter that the fella used the saw about the same way it was impressive to say the least.

   Taigert

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   dgreen | Dec 30, 2009 12:32pm | #5

   I thought I was pretty good on the bandsaw until I watched that.

   Thaks for posting it.