I have been shaving my Luna for the past couple days on and off out of
boredom. The other night I decided to take my dads advice and wet the
blade everytime I cut a nub and I found it was WAYYYYYYY easier.
So the best way to cut the nubs off that I have found so far is to use
a blade that is shaped like like number 22 in this list and keep it
wet. It also helps the blade not go dull as fast so you won't spend as
much time cutting and you won't spend as much time changing blades.
[image: http://www.sahaj.com/images/blade1.gif]
It took me 15 minutes last night to do half the outer row, then another
15 to cut halfway through the other entire outer row so I think its
pretty awesome and you could probably do an entire tire much faster
with it.
When I finish sanding I will post pictures although I don't really care
about ever using the tire so I've already hit the threads a few times
just from going to fast.
--
ntappin
'how to build a strong comfy saddle from junk.'
(http://tinyurl.com/hxcb3)
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