A useful tip for those with bladed boards, when you get burrs on the wire edges the best way of restoring them is to use a fine abrasive lap stone.
The very best tool for the job is a medium grade 'Diamond Hone & Stone' from EZE-LAP see:- eze-lap.com/products
By using this tool it easily brings the edge back to a fine point.
Most importantly it is thin and one side is covered in a smooth nylon which means you can really get into those narrow spaces and you won't damage the sisal when honing the wire!
Seriously, you would think it was purpose-built for this job.
Absolutely brilliant on points too!!!
Cheers
The very best tool for the job is a medium grade 'Diamond Hone & Stone' from EZE-LAP see:- eze-lap.com/products
By using this tool it easily brings the edge back to a fine point.
Most importantly it is thin and one side is covered in a smooth nylon which means you can really get into those narrow spaces and you won't damage the sisal when honing the wire!
Seriously, you would think it was purpose-built for this job.
Absolutely brilliant on points too!!!
Cheers
Dorian
Son of Merlin
Caerleon - Wales
(Mission "KURO" M4 rear taper design- 23Gm, Yellow Kite Shape Flights 100 micron & Solid Brass Stems)
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My father Merlin, once told me that "You should end up pointing to what you were aiming at when you've released the Dart."
Son of Merlin
Caerleon - Wales
(Mission "KURO" M4 rear taper design- 23Gm, Yellow Kite Shape Flights 100 micron & Solid Brass Stems)
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My father Merlin, once told me that "You should end up pointing to what you were aiming at when you've released the Dart."
