Thanks for the reply. Dick

defygravity@snet.net wrote:

> Yes, I've used both-- non-power lino carvers and a rotary tool. I find
> I prefer the lino carver most of the time as it's easier to control.
> However, the Dremel works well on some stamp material that tends to be
> "gritty" feeling when tooled. The big sheet of stamp material I have,
> for instance, isn't smooth feeling like the vinyl erasers, even though
> it looks like the same stuff.
>
> ~ Aili
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., Dick Newman wrote:
> > I am new to this board and to letterboxing. I live in Greene
> county,
> > TN. Will be planting my first couple of boxes this week here in
> Greene
> > county.
> > A couple of questions - does anybody use power to carve their
> stamps??
> > I am not new to carving, but am new to carving such small detailed
> > pieces.
> > Any comments/suggestions??!!
> > thanks bertram
>
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