Ring Master, the questions

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reible
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Since I was using scrap materials for these projects this piece had a notch cut which I knew I'd have to deal with at some point. I had a bit of a cut off from a piece of walnut so I planned it to thickness then stuck in the kerf, so now it is a nice detail to the piece. Again this is oak and has an oil finish.

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The sharpener was sanded and then finished in oil as well.

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So that is that.

Ed
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I just got a ringmaster and am figuring out the angle setting. Can you post the spreadsheet you use or send me a copy? Thank you.
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delong94 wrote:I just got a ringmaster and am figuring out the angle setting. Can you post the spreadsheet you use or send me a copy? Thank you.

Right now I can't find the paper copy or the computer file..... It could be I used my laptop to generate the file in which case it might be a while before I can recover it. I have the back up but the laptop died and unless I replace it or decide to attempt recovery to one of my other machines it doesn't do me much good.

I will have to dig through a box or three of papers from back then to see if I can find the paper copy. I guess I'm saying it might be a while. Sorry.

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