Search:

There are any number of sayings in American English that are pertinent to this discussion; one which is well-known teaches that "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Another says that "A...

As I see it, the issue is not the minute change in angle caused by rounding the spine edge; rather, it's that the new non-edge is no longer uniformly straight: it's now wavy. The spine edge on a new,...

If the spine edge is still extant -- sharp and clearly delineated, as in the leftmost photo of the original blade -- then a single layer of electrical tape will conform nicely to the profile, and the...

Reading the SRP Wiki is, truly, an education in itself. Lots of great stuff, and no matter where a guy begins, all roads lead to success. So, when I read the excellent article Hand Sanding A Blade, I...