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Post by jbatesmd on Nov 25, 2019 11:21:06 GMT -5
This is my first attempt to make a sign using Aspire. It went exceedingly well except for one error which messed up the initial lettering when it went to clear it after the initial v-carve. I am wondering if it can be repaired by using a fly-cutter to shave it down to the error. This is going in a cemetery where my father-in-law is buried and where they will eventually plant me so I don't want to put something up that doesn't pass muster. Any recommendations on how to finish it? It is made out of HDF. Thanks and I appreciate any comments you might have.
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Post by redwood on Nov 25, 2019 11:27:35 GMT -5
I've done pocket passes over screwed up areas before. I don't use HDF, so I'm not sure if it is prone to chipping or not. Based on what I see here, I guess not.
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