<<Over
the last couple of mornings I have been using my favorite cutting tool, the
Single Edge Razor Blade, to make some very small styrene nuts for an unusual
fitting on a Tenn. Central RS-3. As I was doing this I realized that I need to
compensate for the angle of the blade when I made the cut or my nuts would not
be square when looked at on the side. (Can one really tell from three feet away,
LOL?).>>
<<Although this also
occurs when using the NWSL "Chopper" it gets exaggerated sometimes by
the SERB flexing as it cuts. Again, can one really tell from three feet away,
yet it does frustrate me sometimes. I am trying to tame my desire of perfection.>>
Feed that desire
for perfection!
Cut a touch large
and sand to “squareness™” and final dimension.
