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  1. 08-05-2020 #1
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    Sorry, Joe, it slipped my mind but I see you got it. Try cutting it in something harder like Acrylic, HDPE or Ali it will come out a lot nice than on that nasty MDF at this size. MDF is ok when it's larger but not when it gets small as it can't hold the detail.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    Sorry, Joe, it slipped my mind but I see you got it. Try cutting it in something harder like Acrylic, HDPE or Ali it will come out a lot nice than on that nasty MDF at this size. MDF is ok when it's larger but not when it gets small as it can't hold the detail.
    No worries. Clive sorted me out! Nasty mdf was all I had!! Looks better with a bit of oil...


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    No worries. Clive sorted me out! Nasty mdf was all I had!! Looks better with a bit of oil...


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