Join David Popp in the studio as he shows you how to tackle the tricky subject of cutting track, demonstrating proper technique and explaining the best tools to use!
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Join David Popp in the studio as he shows you how to tackle the tricky subject of cutting track, demonstrating proper technique and explaining the best tools to use!
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Additional hint from David Popp in video many years ago:
Make the first cut a little long – 1mm or so, then make the final cut. The result is a smooth cut with almost no need for deburring.
Shouldn’t the track be straightened before cutting? It looked like that section had a slight bend in it.
Jim Zkirwan