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As the topic of "What type of oil should I use in a smoke generator?" involves mixing oil, heat, electric and your...
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Concrete sleepers were introduced to British railways as part of an effort to find more durable and longer-lasting...
You will be able to feel the blade dragging and resisting as you draw the knife over what it is you are trying to cut. With a new blade, there should not be any resistance at all.
This is something that will become easier to assess with experience.
If you are cutting around waterslide decals, I would suggest a new sharp blade every time to avoid tearing and try not to push too hard when cutting as this will lead to premature blunting of the blade.
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