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Oct 7, 2008. 4:48 PMBurningApple
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Pretty good, but you should rephrase step 2. You can't hold it straight up and at an angle.
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Oct 9, 2008. 7:26 AMBurningApple
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Sorry. Dyslexia strikes again.
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Oct 8, 2008. 1:08 PMdacker
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Some verbiage on selecting an appropriate cutting surface under your work would be good as well. A solid surface cutting board will kill a #11 blade in no time whereas a wood surface or a proper cutting mat will extend the life of your blades.
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Oct 7, 2008. 9:31 AMshooby
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This needs better photos, and could do with some additional information, such as: What type of straight edge to use How to keep blades sharp Techniques for cutting different materials (to score plexiglass for snapping, for example, I use pliers to snap the end 1/16" tip off the blade, at an angle such that the snapped surface and the back of the blade are approx 90 degrees. I then use this to score by cutting with the back of the blade, not the blade itself)
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Oct 7, 2008. 7:41 PMmuyo19 (author)
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The pictures are taken by a webcam. I need to find my camera.
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Oct 7, 2008. 7:39 PMmuyo19 (author)
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Sorry I joined not long ago.I am a beginner.
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Oct 7, 2008. 8:07 PMshooby
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That's ok. The photos are a minor issue. It'd be interesting to have some details on what you're cutting, and why, and what other projects you use an X-acto for. That blade types you use, the difference between the large and small handle, etc.
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