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model_graphix_page_part1_5
From right to left:
Inset:
"For sharp edges: "
"Edges lose definition: "
Bottom-center blurb:
"It is very important that the movement of your hands and file be stable and steady."
Talks about how hard it can be to keep one's hands steady while filing, the physiological reasons why our hands make poor filing platforms, etc.
Top-left blurb:
"Just how are these two positions different?"
Discusses the fact that the X photo shows the posture that most often leads to bad filing, rounded edges, and uneven surfaces. Photo O, on the other hand, shows the posture most conducive to easily producing high-quality edges and surfaces. Aside from being able to see the part much better, what is different about photo O?
Bottom-left blurb:
"The answer is..."
Elbows. Just by planting your elbows you can remove much of the instability in your hands and arms, making it much easier to accurately file or sand detailed surfaces correctly.
model_graphix_page_part1_5
From right to left:
Inset:
"For sharp edges: "
"Edges lose definition: "
Bottom-center blurb:
"It is very important that the movement of your hands and file be stable and steady."
Talks about how hard it can be to keep one's hands steady while filing, the physiological reasons why our hands make poor filing platforms, etc.
Top-left blurb:
"Just how are these two positions different?"
Discusses the fact that the X photo shows the posture that most often leads to bad filing, rounded edges, and uneven surfaces. Photo O, on the other hand, shows the posture most conducive to easily producing high-quality edges and surfaces. Aside from being able to see the part much better, what is different about photo O?
Bottom-left blurb:
"The answer is..."
Elbows. Just by planting your elbows you can remove much of the instability in your hands and arms, making it much easier to accurately file or sand detailed surfaces correctly.