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GregG
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This was my first attempt at cutting the inlay and the channel with the MicroFence. The inlay is a piece of Lacewood bound by Macassar Ebony inside and out....tell me what you think.

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Looks great...it is nice to have a tool that is precise. Did you set the stops so that you could repeat those cuts on the next rosette?
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I don't have the stops, I think they are add-on products, I will get them though that is for sure.

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Very nice. Looks very professional.

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That's some fine work. I'll have to look into this Micro-fence
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Very nice job on the rosette. I like the single black
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Check out this thread. About 2/3 of the way doen Sylvan lays out exactly what he did to set this thing up.

http://www.luthiersforum.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1136& KW=micro+fence+sylvan#forumTop

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