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Old 07-03-2009, 01:51 AM   #11
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Hey Mick

I can't go wrong with your suggestions below. Boy, I get ALL i need from you pros.

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Schooner, here is my method. I sand the wood to 320 grit, apply purple painter's tape to the wood, butting the tape edges. I apply DURO spray adhesive to the back of the pattern and apply to the tape. You can leave the purple tape on the wood for weeks and it still removes easily. When finished cutting remove the tape and the pattern. Takes awhile to remove the tape depending on how many tiny cuts there are. I then wrap 320 grit sandpaper around a block of wood and lightly sand the wood. There are several different ways, this just happens to be my way. Whichever works for you is the best way.
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Old 07-04-2009, 10:40 AM   #12
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Heres one more you can try. If you make a photo copy of your pattern, and lay it face down on your wood, you can run a hot iron over it and it will transfer the ink onto your working surface. However... keep in mind you are transferring in reverse. if you have a picture or something where orientation is important, trace the back of the paper and then cop the back. you have now reversed the reverse loll. Good luck
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Old 07-04-2009, 08:17 PM   #13
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Heres one more you can try. If you make a photo copy of your pattern, and lay it face down on your wood, you can run a hot iron over it and it will transfer the ink onto your working surface. However... keep in mind you are transferring in reverse. if you have a picture or something where orientation is important, trace the back of the paper and then cop the back. you have now reversed the reverse loll. Good luck
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