This darn Georgetown slab didn't do nothin right. The first flute had a lot of pressure and went about 2-1/2", so I was gonna match it with #2 flute.
#2 flute had very little pressure applied to the lever but it went all the way to a half inch from the tip and cut through the point.
I tried to flake off flute #1 and replace it with flute #3. I lost a lot of width and length by time I got it ready and it was really thin on the base end and had a slight rise where flute #1 terminated. You can actually see how the termination of flute #1 affected the thickness of flute #2 due to the transition from thinner to thicker preform along the flute path.
Flute #3 turned in and cut through where it hit the concrete spot, so I just reshaped a tip onto it and cleaned up the base and just sit there a while and thought about how if I was smart I would build a fire and burn that dad gum fluting jig.
