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Cool stuff Brian. It's enjoyable watching this thread progress.
Ed
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Looking good Brian!
Did you mill out the scrap between the teeth, or file it?
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Hi Tom the part between the teeth was sawn out then cleaned up with a swiss file.
I am keeping my word only to use the tools stated in the intro. The mill is banned!!
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"The mill is banned"
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where u getting your saw blades????
nice work
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Hi Dave
It looks as tho when i finally write the instruction book I will have to add a appendix for those that have mills and dividing heads.
Even if its only to stop your little man crying!!!
dallen
The blade used was .006" thick and 32 teeth / inch.
google
http://www.m-p.co.uk. they have a NY outlet.
In keeping with the original idea for this thread it was used in a fret saw frame from the 1£ store.
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thanks
David
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