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Also for a mitre saw I’d cut a wide plank then flip and see if the cut lines up. Doubles the visibility of any inaccuracy
I’d use a flange square for that.
The Nobex is bang on though. Think they’re guaranteed. The good thing is in the case of a drop etc it’ll fold rather than go out of square. I like it to fold and put in a backpack of tools when cycling to jobs.
Hey remember when everything was going to be 3D from then on? So glad that died
At Tate Britain. May be art
Factoid: one of the founders of Redemption started Black Sheep
See what their AI planner thing says
I’d just use them until they need sharpened no?
Good question about water… I used them dry (diamond should be dry) but I’m sure a splash of water wouldn’t hurt.
https://www.reddit.com/r/sharpening/comments/1bmwunj/the_horl_rolling_sharpener_a_little_writeup/
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