I was cutting the F holes out with a coping saw and a piece split off. The coping saw has a 16TPI blade and it seemed way too aggressive. It would stick every time it hit the darker grain. This may be 2 different questions, but they are related.
Is there a better type of saw or a better blade to use for cutting the f holes. I tried using a dremel tool with a small router bit, but did not like the way it cut diagonal to the grain.
I attached a picture of the repair using hide glue and putting the piece back as it broke off, but the glue line is visible and distracting. Is there a better less visible way to do this repair?
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