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i hate the ending it pissed me off i finished the game this morning and it just makes you want to buy infinity blade 3 which after watching the final cut scene you know is coming out

Cool video I love infinity blade that's my favorite fighting game on iPhone 4S

@AnubisTechTalk yeah, Its a great app! Cant wait for the sequel!

How do u get all the money to buy all the apps u review

What do you guys think about Infinity Blade 2?

@AppFind *reviewers like me (not developers)

Infinity Blade 2 for iPad 2

cool love it

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Make one that finger joints 1/2 inch

Joint looks well loose

Kill the intro music

+lucas s all you need is a miter gauge and a piece of scrap wood and you should be good to go. no fancy work holding jig required.

+HolyCrapAA If you have a decent router you can change the collet to accept 1/2", 1/4", 12mm, 8mm and 6mm router bit shanks.

+christschool because the cut I am making is wider than to coping sled will allow.

Ok thanks always wondered if that was by design or not. Gonna go ahead and get that new big guy for my next slab. Thanks again so much for the info!

+Richard Wilkinson The cutters do not sit flat. The tips are lower at the edge of the cutter than in the middle. The reason for this is to reduce friction and heat which would cause burning on the surface of the material. The other main reason the cutters do not typically sit flat is that most router bits are not designed to drill straight into the material, rather they will cut on the sides. This is why when plunging you typically need to travel across the material at the same time. Having the cutters re-leaved in the center helps reduce friction and heat buildup, and also helps insure a cleaner cut on the bottom surface and in the corner of the cut. As heat is a carbide killer, having this design allows the bit to work more efficiently, produce a better result, and last longer.

+Richard Wilkinson YES!  I used it this weekend making finger hold pockets on the bottom of a dozen end grain cutting boards I am making.  I was astonished at how smooth the cuts are, even given that they are sizable cuts into hardwood.  Absolutely no tear out what-so-ever.  It truly is an amazing bit.  Love it!

+Richard Wilkinson I'm probably not the one you are looking for feedback from, but I took one home last week and used it to cut pockets for braces in a Camphor slab that will soon be my dining room table. 1" x 9" x 24" pocket that received 3/4" plywood to stabilize a void in the slab. The bit worked beautifully. The slab is 2.25" x 40" x 65". Keep an eye on our Facebook page I will post pictures of the table when I am done. Andrew

+alfedo dominguez rivera I am using the Infinity RTP-103 router table package with the 3-1/4 hp Triton router. //www.infinitytools.com/Professional-Router-Table-Package-4-With-Triton-Router/productinfo/RTP-103/

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