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Email sent re Pot Luck to Canada
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
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I personally tried the following:
jigsaw, handsaw
the jigsaw worked ok, for about 2 seconds after which the teeth got eaten up, I tried both wood and metal blades.
The handsaw worked better because it generated less heat, but still ate up the teeth.
I finally tried some carbide jigsaw blades from harbor freight that are sold in 3 packs and are like $5 bucks. They seemed to do the trick. I believe Jim uses a wet tile saw. This stuff has the consistency of marble so that would probably work the best, or a diamond coated blade of some sort. I would try the carbide jigsaw blades from harbor freight unless you have very delicate precise cuts to make.
jigsaw, handsaw
the jigsaw worked ok, for about 2 seconds after which the teeth got eaten up, I tried both wood and metal blades.
The handsaw worked better because it generated less heat, but still ate up the teeth.
I finally tried some carbide jigsaw blades from harbor freight that are sold in 3 packs and are like $5 bucks. They seemed to do the trick. I believe Jim uses a wet tile saw. This stuff has the consistency of marble so that would probably work the best, or a diamond coated blade of some sort. I would try the carbide jigsaw blades from harbor freight unless you have very delicate precise cuts to make.
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I want potluck. If it is still available.
How much would it cost to ship to Sweden?
Just want/need a smaller piece for one knife.
Send me an email with your complete mailing address and I will weigh a piece and check postage. How thick do you need it? Thanks, Jim
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great stuff
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There was a very heavy flat rate box sitting on my front step when I got home today. Thanks for doing this!
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