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Geez, that looks great.


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[QUOTE=letseatpaste] SteveS is right, the width of the cut will be inconsistent if you don't hold it perpendicular. In another thread, I even did some cad drawings to illustrate that, when I was looking for a binding jig. Turns out, in real life it's not really much of an issue. You just take a few finishing passes and it turns out fine......[/QUOTE] For .080" bindings that makes sense, especially if you have proof from using it. Does it work well for wide purflings also?

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I've only used it on three guitar bodies, didn't have any wide purfling schemes. I think it'd probably be okay.

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