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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    A good wiki article about making wedges, Making Wedges - Straight Razor Place Wiki
    That article is awesome.

    That is what i am trying to perfect.

    It's just looks so simple when he does it.

    Where would you get 0-80 x ½ machine screws and nuts and the tools you need to do that part?

    Thank you so much for the advice.
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    Mastering implies there is nothing more for you to learn of something... I prefer proficient enough to not totally screw it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by traps38 View Post
    Where would you get 0-80 x ½ machine screws and nuts and the tools you need to do that part?
    Most hardware stores, Ace or True Value around here, have suitable screws and nuts but I have not seen the wrenches. Some even have pinning supplies. In Canada I have no clue.

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    Also, it appears no one has mentioned the Breathing hazard of working with Bone, as i understand it, its VERY important to wear a respirator when Sawing Sanding or drilling bone so as to not breathe the bone particles... this may also apply to horn though I am not that familiar...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Murmle View Post
    Also, it appears no one has mentioned the Breathing hazard of working with Bone, as i understand it, its VERY important to wear a respirator when Sawing Sanding or drilling bone so as to not breathe the bone particles... this may also apply to horn though I am not that familiar...
    This is something very important for me also to find out.

    I wear one of those face masks that they wear at hospitals.

    Is that enough or do you need something better when cutting and sanding bone or horn?
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    Never wear a mask.tough to turn and sand wearing a mask and smoking A cig at the same time.
    You young bucks should use a mask tho.

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    I've read from several sources that disagree: one claims it's poisonous whereas the other claims that was never proven. Of course, I am unable to locate those sources now.

    When working with (spalted) wood, I wear a 3M dust mask which has a built-in filter. I think that is a lot better than the hospital-style masks, as those are mainly designed to prevent spittle contamination.
    I want a lather whip

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Never wear a mask.tough to turn and sand wearing a mask and smoking A cig at the same time.
    You young bucks should use a mask tho.
    Does not the cig have a filter? The fire on the end is incinerating the bad stuff too!
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Does not the cig have a filter? The fire on the end is incinerating the bad stuff too!
    Nope.lucky strike shorts have no filters.

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