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    GAStronomist wokkaboy's Avatar
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    sounds good Doc, a fret saw won't cut curves very well. If you get within a few mm of the pencil line you could file the rest, have you got any harsh files/rasps ? Then when within about 1mm of the line you can sand it.

    I can guarantee this build diary is going to be the longest ever ! Think Barge got to about 40 pages
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    Quote Originally Posted by wokkaboy View Post
    sounds good Doc, a fret saw won't cut curves very well. If you get within a few mm of the pencil line you could file the rest, have you got any harsh files/rasps ? Then when within about 1mm of the line you can sand it.

    I can guarantee this build diary is going to be the longest ever ! Think Barge got to about 40 pages

    Lol...I think I remember reading Barge's diary, it was a long one, I'm going to document all the things I do while building my kit, might even throw in a soldering tutorial if any of you guys are interested in seeing how I do solder-joints, might be a good thing for all the other newbies, I watched the video guide on soldering and the guy in the video does it a bit differently to the way I was taught at uni.

    I have a coarse 8mm Rat tail file and a pillar file that I recently bought from Stewmac, but I might see if I can get a couple of Rasps from the Big Green Shed, along with some sheets of sandpaper too, oh and the copper snail tape as well.

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