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Re: Flimsy weapons
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lugnet.castle
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Thu, 23 Mar 2000 22:56:08 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
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> > Bill
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> i'll have to try that! i have a friend who is a manicurist and i've been
> looking for a good pair of clipper instruments. do they leave a flat edge?
Not really, it goes kinda concave into the center. I leave a little excess and
then shave it down with an x-acto knife to get that smooth edge - otherwise it
gets kinda rough and white-ish. That's why I said I use it to lop off large
chunks - like on the axe thing - to take off the spike on the one side and the
blade on the other.
> there are certain dental instruments i'd like to get my paws on for • customizing!
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> i've come to trust my dexterity with a good sharp blade more than most
> more elaborate tools. _my_ tool set? x-acto makes a deluxe (wooden) boxed
> set with a broad selection of blades (many different types), saws, and
> files. of course the blades need to be replaced after a certain amount of
> use. a dull blade spells doom!
Yeah, I got that same boxed set years ago for wood carvings, it's great.
I've wrecked more fingers than ABS with a dull blade, I must say! Removed large
chunks of flesh and fingernail more than once.
Bill
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> later ~ craig~
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