Huey are you talking about the stanley blades that go in trim knife? Because they don’t wobble like todays piche blades, but they tend to gouge the foam too much for todays standards. Work great for staying a true course around the cut-laps though…
I really want to comment on your last statement, but I wont. Forgive me, for I have grammatically transgressed.
Caarreful. The skin is thin. Down Under.
Lee dropped by the Low Tech Lab today, and divulged the secrets of telekinesis to us all. Here is Ray practicing on the Mexican blanket board.
Howzit huie, I can see how living in a backward state can make things tough to find and I guess that's where the saying Location is everything comes from,ha,ha. Sometimes it was 20oz's of glass we were cutting and then it was 15 oz's ( 2X 7.5 oz )but after enough times you learn how to do it even if it takes 2 passes with the blade to cut all the way through the glass. I am glad to hear you say you practice what you preach since that means you are not a hypocrite but an upstanding guy and the world needs more people like that. Aloha,Kokua
This is a cool trick
Who is this gentleman and what was there any reason for him holding his hand over the board like that? While I am here, does anyone have and tricks or tips for using the razor blade to cut the lap. One I heard was to mask off just up from the blade edge to avoid going to deep. Any others?
Cool razor blade tricks! I cannot imagine razor blades can act like this. Quality razor blades can cost anywhere from $15 to $20. That doesn’t even look at the price of the shaving handle. The markup is well over 4,000 percent, notes Lifehacker; manufacturers make such razors for pennies apiece. If you would like to save money shaving and are not daring enough to try a straight razor, consider Dollar Shave Club. You can use a payday loan to get your new shaver.
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Cool razor blade tricks! I cannot imagine razor blades can act like this. Quality razor blades can cost anywhere from $15 to $20. That doesn't even look at the price of the shaving handle. The markup is well over 4,000 percent, notes Lifehacker; manufacturers make such razors for pennies apiece. If you would like to save money shaving and are not daring enough to try a straight razor, consider Dollar Shave Club. You can use a payday loan to get your new shaver.
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Hmmmmm....not about shaving...all about tricks and tips.... FOR SURFBOARDS!!!
So Mr Clarkhans razor blade man...got any tricks? For surfboards....
payday loans are a really bad idea for the consumer...but a great deal for the LOAN SHARK.....
Are you a shark?
of course not!im not a shark…its just a suggestion…you know…