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Old 06-29-2009, 06:57 PM   #1
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Default SSWC 36 Cutting Elegant Spirals article discussion thread
Here is the place to discuss Bruce Pratt's article, Cutting Elegant Spirals.

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Old 06-29-2009, 07:27 PM   #2
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Thank you, Bob, for this fantastic video. I can't wait to try this!

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Thanks Bob, the mind is afire with thoughts about how to use this for compound cutting.....

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This issue hits the magazine rack when???? This is someting I gotta try. Thanks, Pat
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It mailed out to subscribers the end of last week, and it's due on the newsstands in Mid-July.

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Marvellous! This sort of article is the reason why I subscribe to the magazine (but which the past few issues have been sadly lacking).

I can't wait until my copy arrives.
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We'd love to have an article like this in every issue, Gill...but they're getting harder and harder to find!

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Great video. Can't wait to see the magazine.
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That is great idea. Definitely thinking out of the box. I agree with Gill that articles like this are some of the best.

Looking forward to receiving the actual issue!

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Great video...but what does it have to do with making a simple cutting board?
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You know I couldn't resist asking.....It is a very kewl video for cutting spirals. Who would have thunk it? I wonder if it is necessary to use spiral blades though. Looks like flats would work as well.
Thanks for posting the link BOB...Looking forward to my issue soon.
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