
A blade set ground for edge retention — 2UUL's RollStop name refers to the failure it is built against, an edge that rolls over instead of staying keen.
A blade set ground for edge retention — 2UUL's RollStop name refers to the failure it is built against, an edge that rolls over instead of staying keen. Rolled…
A blade set ground for edge retention — 2UUL's RollStop name refers to the failure it is built against, an edge that rolls over instead of staying keen.
Rolled edges are the practical problem with fine repair blades: the blade still looks sharp, but it now needs pressure to bite, and pressure is what skids a blade across a board.
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A blade set ground for edge retention — 2UUL's RollStop name refers to the failure it is built against, an edge that rolls over instead of staying keen. Rolled edges are the practical problem with fine repair blades: the blade still looks sharp, but it now needs pressure to bite, and pressure is what skids a blade across a board. • Ground to resist edge roll • For hardened solder and glue work • Supplied as a set Compatible with: Phone logic board rework.
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