Did some experimenting this afternoon. I always suggest. like many others, to use tape to help with eliminating burnig. The reason for that is, that the tape has a chemical on top, like a silicone to release friction.
I found a can of silicone in the shop and started to cut in 3/4" Oak till it started to burn the wood. I clued a piece of paper on the wood and sprayed a light coat of silicone on the paper.
The burning stopped. It also seemed that the paper came off a lot easier but that can have some to do how much glue was used.
I would like to hear from others if they would have the same experience and let me and others know.
Would make it a lot easier than to use tape.
FD Mike
I found a can of silicone in the shop and started to cut in 3/4" Oak till it started to burn the wood. I clued a piece of paper on the wood and sprayed a light coat of silicone on the paper.
The burning stopped. It also seemed that the paper came off a lot easier but that can have some to do how much glue was used.
I would like to hear from others if they would have the same experience and let me and others know.
Would make it a lot easier than to use tape.
FD Mike
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