Brian Jackson
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- Joined
- Jul 17, 2004
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- Location
- Hamburg, New Jersey USA
- Aircraft
- GyroBee Variant - Under Construction
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Naaa. I just set the miter for 23.1 degrees (or as close to it as I could see) and let 'er rip. I usually do about 3 or 4 passes, nudging the piece a little closer to the blade with each pass until it's dead-nuts on the mark.Hangardebris said:Are you sure you didn't end up with 70 dgrees?
It's got real metal teeth all around it... the wooden ones just break off.Hangardebris said:Just currious Brian, is that blade (carbide tips) ground for metal or is it wood blade?
I use a wood blade and the cuts are a bit course. If it is a metal cutting blade where was it obtained?
Jim