Hey guys, how's it hangin?
So let me start by saying I'm not a professional by any stretch, as will no doubt become obvious soon enough. Im just a hobbiest with too many hobbies.
Having said that, When watching the scraping process, it seems pretty reasonable if the surface is already pretty close to flat. But when it's way out, why not lap the thing flat with sandpaper on a surface plate or something, then blue it up and scrape for points? In other words, scrape for low points as opposed to scraping away the high points?
Just seems way easier. Thanks for any responses on this.
So let me start by saying I'm not a professional by any stretch, as will no doubt become obvious soon enough. Im just a hobbiest with too many hobbies.
Having said that, When watching the scraping process, it seems pretty reasonable if the surface is already pretty close to flat. But when it's way out, why not lap the thing flat with sandpaper on a surface plate or something, then blue it up and scrape for points? In other words, scrape for low points as opposed to scraping away the high points?
Just seems way easier. Thanks for any responses on this.