- My first rendition of the shelf for the visor of McKenzie’s Jedi Challenges wasn’t quite right, so I made some modification and cut the new design on the X-Carve. While at it, I made a shelf for McKenzie’s SaberForge lightsaber.
- The design worked well.
- I added another layer of clear coat to the Jedi symbol.
- The last wheel board underway.
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