> Thanks for the nice response. I think I have a couple of *Wonder FIles*
> sold to Paul, so we should get our first commission checks soon . . . ;-)
Hmm, nope, not in the market for an expensive file. Last one I bought came on my Swiss Army knife. Come to think of it, I believe they have a patent on a single sided file. You might want to check that before going into production.
As for Mick's suggetion to use 14 inch long strips with my sandpaper. I wonder if I have any that short.
seriously, though. There are numerous ways to make edges that fit better. You could just saw each strip at a 20 to 30 degree angle. What little gap might open would simply fill with a small amount of epoxy resin when you sealed it.
PGJ
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