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Don Williams
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Yeah, those are cool.

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Nice Chris, those look great.

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Man Chris those look great! you are skilled

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Good work, Chris!

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Explain to me once again, how the blade is reliably held in place. I know it is the wedge, but with hard pushing how do you asure the blade and wedge will not come loose?
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Seems to be an age-old system that works, but in a word, nothing.  The object is to tap the wedge in tightly enough to hold it.  Also, sharp blades produce less back pressure.

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