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    Quote Originally Posted by KenW View Post
    You're welcome.
    To sand between the small details use folded (once only) wet and dry sand paper.
    Start with 240 grit and go through the grits until you reach 1200 grit. Use the folded part of the sandpaper, this will make it easier to sand both sides of the detail.

    Sand up to, but never over the sharp edges of the detail.

    If you make the base of your finial small, like the ones I sent you, the finial will look much more delicate.
    Three very good tips to remember.

    I'll even try to remember when I get onto the lathe

    Thanks Ken,

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    Very nice. Will try some in mulga and gigee soon after I've done my 48 softer formed finials.
    anne-maria.
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