Mentioned in the last post -
You should sand and square up the edges. Sand enough just to remove some burnt ash.
On the left is a fin piece right off the sheet showing the laser cut ash.
On the right is a sanded, squared fin edge.
This shows another angled laser cut.
On the right the edge was sanded.
This is a root edge TTW tab and doesn't really need sanding like this. I use it to show the laser cut diffused angle.
You will get a better glue bond when some of the dark brown ash is removed.
Using a sanding block makes it easier to visualize.
Sometimes I'll look at an edge like this to ensure things are square.
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