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You can't see it unless you look closely, but the leaf has been stuck to the table with double sided sticky tape. Double sticky
Date: 06/25/2005
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Here you can see the score that the knife made.
Date: 06/25/2005
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Pencil makes it easier to see for the routing step.
Date: 06/25/2005
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Real men don't use power tools, they'd use something called a "widow's tooth" or a hand "router plane". Both
Date: 06/25/2005
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All the tools and an errant lens cap. Saftey glasses are helpful when working close in with small fast moving shatter-prone bits
Date: 06/25/2005
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The router with the mill mounted.
Date: 06/25/2005
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Vacuum is essential for this process; you can't see otherwise!
Date: 06/25/2005
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Okay, this isn't the end mill. This is a way-too-expensive 1/8 wood router bit sold by garrett wade. It's much cheaper to buy me
Date: 06/25/2005
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The hole as made by the machine tool
Date: 06/25/2005
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After I used hand tools to clean up to the edge. This isn't as hard as it looks, because the edges of the hand tools (carving to
Date: 06/25/2005
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Date: 06/25/2005
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Date: 06/25/2005
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