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charlese
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Glad you got those buggers sharp enough to work for you! I don't have a Workshop 3000, but evidently the thing will polish up a tool! For me it is that last fine polish that makes the difference in ease of cutting.
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robinson46176
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charlese wrote: The wood I used was hard maple. Maybe not the best handle choice, but the wood was available as scrap.

Then it was the best handle choice... :D
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