Re: [ATM] Reducing the outer zone in figuring

["Arjan te Marvelde" <arjan.te.marvelde@hetnet.nl>]

Jerry,

> And that is a good variation on the Classic method to correct the outer
> zones. Put some pressure on the overhang side of the W. Not much just a
> little on the narrow W as above.

I've picked up the work on my 10", made a new lap and started off. There's a
high outer 1" and a TDE now, and the similarity with this thread triggered
this reply. I used to get good results with brute force TOT chordial strokes
to quickly get the edeg down, but for some reason it doesnot appear to work
now. I've been trying Mike Lockwoods' trailing edge pressure strokes, but no
effect.
Sooo, I'm a bit confused now, and looking for advice... The above stroke is
MOT, right? I presume the work is done where the tool edge is.

> There are more direct ways. Personally I would use accented pressure TOT.
> But not as in the example you point to in Texereau.

This is what I tried, but what do you suggest? How long would this take?

   Arjan te Marvelde

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