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Thanks Russ,=0D
=0D
I had already used the dremmel tool and the round bit before I read your
message. I think I made the grooves a little too deep, and made the groov=
es
about 2/3 the thickness of the tile. Should I make more dental stone and
pour over the top of the tiles and start over with shallow groove? =0D
Also, when drawing the tiles to diameter, I focused on ensuring the the
tiles were off-set, but over looked the edge. I have two tiles the are a =
bit
small, about 1/4 inch on the ends and curve the length of the tile to poi= nt.
I'm afraid these will break off with the slightest pressure, and if they = do,
what will happen result? New tool? This tool is basically to form the
siggatta. I plan to make another once I form the curve I want.=0D
=0D
Thank you,=0D
=0D
Arthur=0D
=0D
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From: Russell Jocoy=0D
Date: Monday, August 11, 2003 19:04:13=0D
To: bcjawsss24{at}verizon.net; ATM{at}shore.net=0D
Subject: Re: ATM Tile tool questions=0D
=0D
>From: "Arthur" =0D
>Reply-To: "Arthur" =0D
>To: "ATM{at}shore.net" =0D
>Subject: ATM Tile tool questions=0D
>Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 17:51:10 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)=0D
>=0D
>=0D
>Hi all,=0D
>I just made my tile tool using dental stone. I cleaned between the tiles=
as=0D
>best as I could while it was still soft,but unable to remove every much =
of=0D
>the dental stone between the tiles.=0D
> How do I clean between the tiles now that the dental stone has hardened=
?=0D
>And, how deep should I go?=0D
>Do I clean up the sides just under the tiles as well?=0D
>How should I shape edges on the tiles on the ends?=0D
>Is there anything else that needs to be done prior to me getting down to=
=0D
>grinding?=0D
>=0D
>=0D
>Thanks much,=0D
>Arthur=0D
>=0D
>=0D
=0D
=0D
("atm{at}shore.net")=0D
=0D
Art, Relax, the dental stone will wear as the tiles do. Make sure th=
e=0D
edges of the tiles are not too=0D
sharp. You can grind the tiles with a wetstone, and also groove out the=0D
dental stone between them=0D
with the corner edge of the wetstone. Don't worry it doesn't have to be t= oo=0D
deep. Grind away until=0D
you get the curve in your tool, then go back if needed and regroove. Some=
=0D
people us a "dremmel"=0D
tool with a small round stone bit which works great for grooves.. Russ=0D Jocoy=0D
=0D
("atm{at}shore.net")=0D
=0D
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Thanks Russ,
I had already used the dremmel tool and the round bit before I=
read=20
your message. I think I made the grooves a little too deep, and mad=
e the=20
grooves about 2/3 the thickness of the tile. Should I make mor=
e=20
dental stone and pour over the top of the tiles and start over with=
=20
shallow groove?
Also, when drawing the tiles to diameter, I focused on en=
suring=20
the the tiles were off-set, but over looked the edge. I have t=
wo=20
tiles the are a bit small, about 1/4 inch on the ends and curv=
e the=20
length of the tile to point. I'm afraid these will break off with t=
he=20
slightest pressure, and if they do, what will happen result? New to=
ol?=20
This tool is basically to form the siggatta. I plan to make an=
other=20
once I form the curve I want.
Thank you,
Arthur
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>Subject: ATM Tile tool questions
>Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 17:51:10 -0700 (Pacific Daylight=20
Time)
>
>
>Hi all,
>I just made my tile tool using dental stone. I cleaned bet=
ween=20
the tiles as
>best as I could while it was still soft,but unable to remo=
ve=20
every much of
>the dental stone between the tiles.
> How do I clean between the tiles now that the dental ston=
e has=20
hardened?
>And, how deep should I go?
>Do I clean up the sides just under the tiles as
well?
>How should I shape edges on the tiles on the
ends?
>Is there anything else that needs to be done prior to me g=
etting=20
down to
>grinding?
>
>
>Thanks much,
>Arthur
>
>
("atm{at}shore.net")">mailto:atm{at}shore.net">atm{at}shore.net")
Art, Relax, the
dental stone will wea=
r as=20
the tiles do. Make sure the
edges of the tiles are not too
sharp. You can grind the tiles with a wetstone, and also groov=
e out=20
the
dental stone between them
with the corner edge of the wetstone. Don't worry it doesn't h=
ave to=20
be too
deep. Grind away until
you get the curve in your tool, then go back if needed and reg=
roove.=20
Some
people us a "dremmel"
tool with a small round stone bit which works great for groove=
s..=20
Russ
Jocoy
("atm{at}shore.net")">mailto:atm{at}shore.net">atm{at}shore.net")
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