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    I guess what worries me is the overall look of the smaller sett (3"). I wanted it to look as traditional as possible. Does sett size matter in this regard? Thanks for your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Je Suis Prest View Post
    I guess what worries me is the overall look of the smaller sett (3"). I wanted it to look as traditional as possible. Does sett size matter in this regard? Thanks for your help.
    It will look ok. You are making an inexpensive kilt, go for it. I've made a few light weight kilts and they will look fine.
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