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REALLY not having any luck at all in searching for a tutorial or instruction on using a bench splitter to do skiving. I have one that was sold by Neel Saddlery, but have not been able to successfully do much with it. Any advice would be MOST welcome!

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If you are wanting to lap skive try this link http://classicbells.com/verlane/skiving/skivingJig.pdf.'>http://classicbells.com/verlane/skiving/skivingJig.pdf. It shows how Verlane Desgernage used a splitter to lap skive.

http://classicbells.com/verlane/skiving/skivingJig.pdf

RussH

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If you are wanting to lap skive try this link http://classicbells....skivingJig.pdf. It shows how Verlane Desgrange used a splitter to lap skive.

http://classicbells..../skivingJig.pdf

RussH

Hey Russ, that's a helpful short cut! Will have to give that one a try. I'm pretty sure that it will be easier to make repeated skives that way than by another way - as I said, I just have not figured out how the dang thing works, and have had it sitting in the shop for several years now.

THanks very much for you kind reply.

Kate

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Here's an update, to say that Ryan Neel has kindly sent me a two page instructional document, and I am now practicing up on making tidy lap skives! :You_Rock_Emoticon:

The machine works very well..... the operator needs to run through another five pounds of scrap in practice. :head_hurts_kr:

Ya learn something new every day.

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