[Woodcarver] cleaner cuts.

[Bill Smith]

yes they would work what I use to burnish is another
wood which also is harder then the one am working with
just like metal does this does the trick too
Bill
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> I have seen those "furniture scrapers" listed on

> ebay and elsewhere.  Could 

> those work in the burnishing/rubbing/cutting until

> smooth method?  I have 

> never even held them but I was wondering if these

> would work to smooth out 

> the course areas.

> 

> Arnie

> 

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> Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 4:19 PM

> Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] cleaner cuts.

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> hi harry what I do is take a knife and go over the

> area that have been cut and keep movin it so that

> the

> rought areas come out smooth just as if u would be

> cuttin a lawn with a mower or a rider so that it

> comes

> out even not uneve.

> 

> Hope that does help my problem is the bowls dont

> come

> out smooth.

> 

> Bill

> 

> 

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