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Here's a step-by-step I wrote about setting up a microscope, and it usually gets folks up and running readily. Really important info... -
"Thank you for your reply. I’ve double checked this, it is installed properly. Working distance is also at 6.23” with the adaptor." Did...
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First attempt at bullino. as always appreciate constructive criticism and advice.
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Pen and Ink Trains
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Don't get too hung up on angles per se, but rather think about what you are trying to accomplish. If you want a narrower groove then a...
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If Sam doesn't have time or for whatever reason you need another reference, I had some work done to mine by this guy. timecareinc.com...
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Thanks Tim. I appreciate the lead. Sam has the watch on his bench now, and work is underway. Will post an update and photos when the...
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Dave London reacted to Dean's post in the thread 20th annual Engrave In. September 12-14 2025 Possibly the last one with
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Set the date make your plans to come to the 20th annual Engrave In. September 12-14 2025 at at Scott Pilkington's home in Monteagle... -
Dave London reacted to Goldjockey's post in the thread why is there no information on laser machines for marking metal? with Like.
Most consumers are really on their own when it comes to the nuts and bolts of safely operating these machines. The system I use is from...
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Dave London reacted to gtsport's post in the thread Hi, newbie, interested in hobo nickels, any advice? with Like.
I would recommend starting off with hand tools rather than power. My first hobo nickel was hot glued to a piece of plywood and my first...
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You never mentioned if you have an FFL. If you don't, thats the problem in a nutshell in shipping a firearm to an individual other than...
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fortunately, i quit with the ffl thingy. i no longer trust myself to working on guns anymore, or even on hi end stuff. i just hand...
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I have shipped guns in the past by USPS and UPS. I had no problems as long as they were going out for repair or finishing. I have sent...
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The C and F series colts are color case hardened and have to be annealed. They are considered real colts even though some of the parts...
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as an additional bit of information, I just finished a pair or new 1873 Winchesters made in Japan. The frames have the appearance of...
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