johncrane
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Do you have an old a worn-out hacksaw blade? if you do DON'T SCRAP it re-use it, get yourself a flat timber board and screw the old blade to it, Use the back of the blade and a cutting tool too make fast straight cuts NO MORE Scissors needed.
If you want to Use a good used/new blades, you will be able to use both sides for cutting strips one side with a knife,the other side without a knife. I use the sandpaper strips for Sanding,and sanding finished blanks,removing CA glue, squaring ends on finished blanks, Too make the holes I use a 1/4 Hollow punch and a piece of plastic cutting board i borrowed from the kitchen.
Next Saving that old worn-out Wire Brush!! and making it a into a useful tool too. 1) Ruff up your brass tubes, 2) to Sand off those hard to reach CORNS OR DEAD SKIN ON YOUR FEET.
:biggrin: this is BLISS!!:wink:
1st strip-out the leftover wire bits using pliers or your Dremel Then glue 2 different grits of material backed sandpaper to BOTH sides. i think i used 80 grit and 120. dontreally remember ive been using it for about 4 or 5 years now.
If you want to Use a good used/new blades, you will be able to use both sides for cutting strips one side with a knife,the other side without a knife. I use the sandpaper strips for Sanding,and sanding finished blanks,removing CA glue, squaring ends on finished blanks, Too make the holes I use a 1/4 Hollow punch and a piece of plastic cutting board i borrowed from the kitchen.
Next Saving that old worn-out Wire Brush!! and making it a into a useful tool too. 1) Ruff up your brass tubes, 2) to Sand off those hard to reach CORNS OR DEAD SKIN ON YOUR FEET.
:biggrin: this is BLISS!!:wink:1st strip-out the leftover wire bits using pliers or your Dremel Then glue 2 different grits of material backed sandpaper to BOTH sides. i think i used 80 grit and 120. dont
really remember ive been using it for about 4 or 5 years now.Attachments
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