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I have searched the forums including the archives, OLF Video Page, Sound Salon...

Lance did a nice video showing his technique for cutting shell (abalone) strips. Does anyone know where that video can be found?

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Dennis, go to Sound Salon at the top of the page.  The shell cutting stuff is there.

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The videos are embedded in the inlay tutorials.

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Thanks, Waddy, but I'm not looking for the inlaying stuff right now, I'm looking for the video where Lance shows his jig and technique for making shell strips.

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These may not be the ones you are thinking about, though.  I just remembered them from a visit there.

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Here is one thread that Lance started, but D.L.Huskey showed his little sawing setup for cutting shell.  I found it by searching for "cutting abalone".  There are some other threads there too.  Try "cutting mop" or "cutting m.o.p." too.  You might get some more hits.

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Waddy! Considering your link leads to "http://" I guess it's... technically... correct, but not very specific!

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Here ya go Dennis!
Sorry bout that

Shell Cutting Jig

PS, its 25 meg.

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[QUOTE=Billy T]Waddy! Considering your link leads to "http://" I guess it's... technically... correct, but not very specific! [/QUOTE]

OOPS!

Glad Lance came through!

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Thanks, Lance! Thanks for trying, Waddy! (I have been lost in cyberspace since I clicked that link.... )

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Welcome Back to OLF, Dennis.  Some people here know stuff! 

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How big is the cost advantage of cutting your own strips?


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Does anyone have video or pictorals on inlaying these strips into curved purfling?
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{Quote=Spidey]Thanks, Lance! Thanks for trying, Waddy! (I have been lost in cyberspace since I clicked that link.... ) [/quote]




Yup! Good to have you back, Dennis!!

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