I guess aim small miss small?? If I’m off, none of the stripes will line up correctly. I usually center zero with the lines from the outside edges, but double checking my work, it was off by a 32th.
Did a quick test cut for the tolerances and the puzzle fits good. Time for the flag.
Off by a thirtytooth?
That must be metric for eleventeen.Love it, cheers from Oz.
lol yep, I do that from time to time. Back in a former life as a welder, I was working with this old timer fitting up a large platform. Measuring for square, I was taking too long reading the measurement and he yelled at me saying “What the heck are you doing??” Which I replied “It’s short by a 1/16th!”
The old timer yelled back “ Does your girlfriend complain that you’re a 1/16th to short!?!”
I looked at him and said it’s square…
On another note, here is a side by side comparison of a spiral down cut and an up cut bit profile.
Same file, same parameters.
The down cut does a great job with the edge profile.
It’s definitely repeatable.
The V carve came out quite nicely with the wavy profile
Some of the stars landed partially (some half/half) between the joints of the puzzle. Should be a really cool effect once I paint the stars.
What? You mean you won’t be inserting wavy, randomly-split inlays ? I am so disappointed 
Ha! Just slightly thinking about that throws me into an infinite loop caused by my workflow OCD. Having a Sheldon moment right now.
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