Chipped edges
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prospero
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Re: Chipped edges
OR..... take up hand-finishing. Chippy mouldings hold no terrors for me any more.
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Graysalchemy
Re: Chipped edges
Sorry Monday Morning I can't readRoboframer wrote:The alternative would be a dirty great double mitre saw C/W dust extractor, compressor and a lot of noise, or a lot of finishing after cutting,
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StevenG
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Re: Chipped edges
Based on my recent experiences I see hand finished stuff starting to become more and more attractive by the day. I'm gonna look into some training on that soon, hopefully I can get something worked out.
Thanks to everyone for the updates - good to know I'm not alone with these 'undocumented features' (used to work in IT and we were always told not to mention problems, errors etc - everything was an opportunity, a concern, an issue or something equally stupid. But to admit the obvious!! Oh God no
Thanks to everyone for the updates - good to know I'm not alone with these 'undocumented features' (used to work in IT and we were always told not to mention problems, errors etc - everything was an opportunity, a concern, an issue or something equally stupid. But to admit the obvious!! Oh God no