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There's probably no phrase in finishing that irritates me more than this one: Get a perfect finish every time. It's commonly used by editors and publishers to title articles, sub-title books, and in general to promote information they want you to look at. You rarely see this type of phrase in reference to woodworking: Get perfect saw cuts every time. Learn how to cut perfect dovetails every time. Produce perfect […]The post Get a Perfect Finish Every Time appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.Read more here