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12-02-2020, 09:46 AM
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Kit fillet knife. Bolster to scales?
I am a newbie to all this at 70 years old. Nice to think of yourself as a newbie at my age. I have done some searching on here but haven't found exactly what I was looking for. Probably not looking or searching right. Anyway. I got bit by a little bit of the bug and have completed 4 fillet knife kits that didn't have a bolster. Now, my newest kit does have a bolster. I am sure it is easy for those that are adapt at this but as a newbie, I don't want to screw it up. The bolster is square where it meets the scales, so no curves or angles to worry about fit there. I guess my question is more how to not screw up the bolster finish when I sand the scales to fit the outside edge of the bolster. Thanks for any help.
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