Hi.Thank you to all for taking some time out for me.I've been skiving some rawhide strings down to a 45 thousands thickness.I make my first trim cut a little wider than what i need to compensate for stretch.anyway i have the 100.00 skiver that tandy putsout and i seem to have better luck once the strings are almost dry .Does anyone have anything to add ?I really want to fine tune my approach to using this skiver...would i be better off with a differant one?or just read the moisture content better in my strings?many thanks
J.L. Brothers
