DavidSpavin
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A knot done at 65 degrees instead of the usual 45 degrees
65 Degree Knot
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airrat
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I think the tighter knots look better. You however, have the knot method perfected. GratZ!!!!
Randy_
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The angle is great and the kerf thickness is great; but the overall pattern is a little sparse. I think two more rings would be a big help! (Although I do understand it would greatly complicate the production.)
DavidSpavin
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I did spend some time working on the 'more rings' idea with no success, I went down the line of creating a hexagonal or octagonal blank alowing for 6 or 8 rings, but my bandsaw is not up to it. Probably with a better bandsaw, good tablesaw or even a planer/thickneser I may have more luck. I will just have to sell lots of pens to finance more and better tools.[
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Pompeyite
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I did spend some time working on the 'more rings' idea with no success, I went down the line of creating a hexagonal or octagonal blank alowing for 6 or 8 rings, but my bandsaw is not up to it. Probably with a better bandsaw, good tablesaw or even a planer/thickneser I may have more luck. I will just have to sell lots of pens to finance more and better tools.[]
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I did spend some time working on the 'more rings' idea with no success, I went down the line of creating a hexagonal or octagonal blank alowing for 6 or 8 rings, but my bandsaw is not up to it. Probably with a better bandsaw, good tablesaw or even a planer/thickneser I may have more luck. I will just have to sell lots of pens to finance more and better tools.[
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Sounds like a good way to go to me David [
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