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skyl4rk · 03-15-2009, 09:07 PM

moar pix

I found the best way to cut parts was with a router. I made plywood patterns and can cut more parts easily. An exacto blade works but it ends up not being as smooth as a router cut part. The router cut part still needs some trimming and sanding to finish it up but it smooths up nice.

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