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Originally Posted by RnB
Question: Why do you cut the purfling channel prior to cutting the binding channel? I have been doing it in reverse. Or, does it matter?
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Thank you.
I don't know if it matters...but the thinking was that I wanted the bearing to contact as much wood as possible. Had I cut the binding channel first, when I cut the purfling channel as least part of the bearing would have been floating in air.
Of course the real trick would be to have a special cutter made that could do the whole thing at once!