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RE: Injuries @rocknroller912 Tut tut sharp blades are much better. The cuts are cleaner and heal up faster. I'll consider myself reprimanded and get all my blades sharpened. I had a good tidy up yesterday and m... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
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RE: Injuries @robin Tut tut sharp blades are much better. The cuts are cleaner and heal up faster. |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries @boo but how the hell did you do that if you are supposed to keep the cutting adage away from you at all times? My hand was behind the chisel's edge and I'm not entirely sure what slipped. I hadn't... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries @robin Ouch! 😯 |
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RE: Injuries I've been a bit smug reading these injury posts and congratulating myself for being a careful worker. I really should've known better, thankfully the chisel was a wee bit dull and its just a scratch. ... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶 This is My Favourite Song For This Moment....... 🎸🙂🎶🙏 |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries @boo You haven’t missed anything by not travelling to Scotland. We still have high winds and some areas also snow. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
4 years ago |
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RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶 This is My Favourite Song For This Moment....... 🎸🙂🎶🙏 |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Posted by: @darrenking Posted by: @swepri while testing if it is sharp enough To be a bit more positive, if you didn’t feel the cut, then you must have done a good job of sharpening it! Of course... |
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RE: Injuries Get well soon @boo. 🙏🎶🙂🎸 |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries @darrenking lol. My wife calls it hand tool woodworking induced pattern baldness. My left arm is always missing hair. 🙂 |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Attachment : image.jpeg Hey Boo! Those Ernie Balls are infectious! Seriously though, I hope you don’t have it too bad, it all adds to community immunity in the end. Take care and take it easy unti... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Posted by: @swepri while testing if it is sharp enough To be a bit more positive, if you didn’t feel the cut, then you must have done a good job of sharpening it! Of course, the traditional way to c... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries agreed. cuz then... anywhere you touch hurts. 🙂 |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Another tip is to avoid cutting the pad of your index finger with the chisel you just sharpened (while testing if it is sharp enough). |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Gloucestershire Posted by: @dirtbike a good idea to get a couple of second hand routers I have bought several ‘pre-loved’ routers recently. Elu, and then DeWalt did an awesome little router with the dust extraction... |
In forum New Members |
4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries @boo no. myself and the 3 kids have all tested negative. We did what we could to avoid it but I'm still surprised that we didn't get it. Makes no sense. That's why people smarter than me are making th... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Injuries @boo that's crappy boo. We all just got off of quarantine today. My wife tested positive so the household needed to isolate. She just had cold symptoms too. Everyone is good now. On a good note, I ha... |
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RE: Injuries @boo I hope you're okay, take care of yourself. |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Fretting or not before to glue fretboard to the neck ? Glue fretboard first and let it settle in a day with the truss rod and neck. Wood moves. Metal does not. Makes sense? |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
4 years ago |