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Posted by snkldy on May 09, 2003 at 13:37:02:
In Reply to: Thanks! Couple more ?s posted by ttreptile1 on May 09, 2003 at 09:32:19:
and use a straight edge to guide it
:My brother is loaning me his rotozip and I just bought the acrylic sabre blades for it at Home Depot. Any other tips,tricks or web sites you can give me would be great! Thanks again.
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:::Thanks Bill! Do you use a special bit on the Rotozip or just the default piece? Do you finish the edges or is the finished product after the zip good enough? Sounds too easy...
::::yes it can be done. i do it all the time. i do it with a rotozip and a straight edge clamped to the work. it does leave about 1/8 inch gap but it works well. i just put a stop on the inside so the door dosn't swing in
::::you can see the gap in this pic
::::hope this helps later bill
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