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2nd August 2010, 04:10 PM #16
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Thanks Mr Brush, I knew there was a reason I subscribe to this forum
Originally Posted by Mr Brush
Polie - there is a trick to getting wet and dry paper to stay on your glass/reference surface, as recommended by the LN demo man
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2nd August 2010, 07:21 PM #17
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Originally Posted by Mr Brush
I finally got one of the Carbatec granite plates. According to the measurement data that was included, it is significantly flatter than the specificaton (0.0001"). I'll take that as FLAT.....
Polie - there is a trick to getting wet and dry paper to stay on your glass/reference surface, as recommended by the LN demo man
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
There are a couple of other LN videos on YouTube that are useful for sharpening tips.
Thank you; seems a great resource.
Why have I been stuffing around with contact adhesive and a razor blade (for clean up) when I could have used water to attach the sand paper for scary sharp. Always a next time.
Cheers
Graeme
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