Tyre Shaving Help
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Would that be safe?!
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you might end up travelling sideyways fairly often. 
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Vice - assistant to crank wheel top ring - angle grinder - goggles - steady hand - 2-3 revolutions.
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If you haven't got a hot knife, use a sharp serrated blade. Much easier and safer than a plain blade on rubber.
Stanley knife
Remember to cut TOWARDS yourself as this allows you the best control. Dont rush and dont use too much force. A sharp new blade which probably costs thruppence is a must and even consider swopping it (after turning it) for a new sharp blade after say doing 1/2 a tyre :?
When im cutting some veneers ,especially the bloody expensive stuff i will change the scalpel blade every 4 or 5 cuts.
Remember to cut TOWARDS yourself as this allows you the best control. Dont rush and dont use too much force. A sharp new blade which probably costs thruppence is a must and even consider swopping it (after turning it) for a new sharp blade after say doing 1/2 a tyre :?
When im cutting some veneers ,especially the bloody expensive stuff i will change the scalpel blade every 4 or 5 cuts.
