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Brazilian Rosewood
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[QUOTE=ToddStock] I have not had problems with the 3M 77, but I clean the nozzles in acetone before use and follow the directions to the letter on application.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure that many people have used the 3M products with success, but it was a struggle for me. Pick up a can of the Duro stuff if you get a chance. I think you'll like it, but I'd really like your opinion.


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One thing that I find helpful in sharpening that wasn't mentioned...always pull the blade toward you. Moving it back and forth mashes the burr into the bevel and paper and doesn't release from the tool properly. I get a sharper blade sooner when I pull rather than push. Also, you won't gouge the paper with the blade.

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i had that thought while sharpening, you've just confirmed my belief that if i pulled on the chisel, it would do less damage to the burr

Thanks JJ!


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