Bridge pin bit size -Phil Ford

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In a message dated 10/26/2002 10:59:58 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
RNossaman@cox.net writes:


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>            Ron

                 I get it.  I like the idea of the CA glue penetrating and 
supporting the fibrs without the damage from extra compression. Epoxy is 
great stuff for many applications but I hate the mess. Just me.
           Dale

> 
> 
> >>          Ron
> >>          The key word in your post was LAMINATED cap. I was referring to 
> 
> >> quater sawn maple caps and gaining more "compression resistance" I would 
> 
> >> certainly think the laminate cap would be a nice snug fit with the no.46 
> 
> >> bit. If the maple is hard and grain tight it is also nice a snug ,it's 
> >> only when it's not that a smaller bit will make a tighter better fit.
> 
> Ok, but the epoxy or CA will get you there too with the #46 and crush less 
> wood in the process.
> 
> Ron N
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