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16-06-09, 10:06 PM
Hi all it was me in a previous thread that suggested to place the canes inbetween 2 files and thin them but since using un cut ones i woulds say dont even bother just get yourselfs some un cut ones as no matter how much i file them they have never come out as easy to use and look so good as they have with the un cut ones. xx
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17-06-09, 01:37 PM
Just a quick question where do U get them from and how do u cut them and what with. I have seen them on atyourfingertips websight with a little slicer too. Has anyone tried them are they any good thank sxcx
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17-06-09, 01:58 PM
try www.oaktreedollshouseminiature.com they r fab and u get a blade with them. xx
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17-06-09, 04:31 PM
Its great to hear you say that, i keep getting asked "when will you get the pre-cut canes in?" and i keep saying i won't people just don't seem to realise that they are really easy to use and look so much better, and are so much easier to work with so this is really cool to hear x
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18-06-09, 02:07 PM
If you have bought the pre cut canes and find them too thick, may I suggest that you put them between two files and thin them down? This method worked for me as I cut a few too thick and didn't want to waste them.
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