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Old 11-06-2007, 01:06 PM   #11
Murray Kish
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Re: Cutting really thin grooves?

Always late to the party....

I only have one suggestion (from a total newb)....

What about putting an exacto blade into a toolpost somehow? They seem pretty rigid/stiff to me? Likely have to hold it so it cuts with the top of the blade (ie. the part opposite of the actual cutting edge), but I assume this would give a pretty thin groove? It should work on alum, no?? Or, perhaps a broken exacto blade shaped in such a way to work like a mini-cutoff tool?

Edit: perhaps there's even a way to stack several of them together (with spacers) so that you cut several grooves at once??

Anticipating laughter and mocking.... but a guys gotta learn somehow...

Murray
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