Stéphane Collin wrote: > Hello Ric. > > I have one of those mini bandsaws, which work really great for cutting > an ornate music desk in softt wood. With plastic, even with the > blades they recommend for synthetic stuff, you cut about 7 mm and > then, the plastic sticks on the blade, goes jumping around, and breaks > (even with speed at it's lowest setting). Once I could cut through > the 22.5 mm width of the key, but then the 20 first mm were stuck > together again. > Grin... well THAT wont do at all... thanks for trying it out and letting us know. I'da thought that would have worked ok but its good to know that it doesnt. > I ended up using a belt sander for removing the 3 mm excess, and a > file used in the manner of a scraper to remove the mess. Finishing > worked just nice as you described : down the grits until 1000 and > buffing wheel. Thanks for advise. > > Stéphane Collin. > Great !... what kind of piano was this anyways ? got any pictures ?? Cheers RicB
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