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About ten years ago I meet John Malloy at the Baltimore gun show John was the owner of L.D.Ninschke's book of pulls and with the help of... -
Huge thanks to Sam Alfano, for taking on my 1970s 1675 Rolex GMT Master. The watch had been on my wrist virtually every day since 1978...
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sam replied to the thread Rolex Service.For rescue, Mike's vintage Rolex GMT Master model 1675 purchased in 1978 and was DOA. It required a lot of work as all lubricants were...
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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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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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sam replied to the thread Parallel Point Length.for me, the ideal heel length is about .25mm. I tell students that the heel shouldn't exceed one of the black line markings on a common...
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Now that Ray, the inventor of it is no longer with us and no support available, I'd let that tool pass. Invest in something else.
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sam replied to the thread GRS foot throttle hissing air even when not being used?.They bleed a bit of air by design. If you're concerned that it's too much, ring them up or check out their YouTube channel for adjusting...
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sam replied to the thread why is there no information on laser machines for marking metal?.There are no US manufacturers of lasers that I'm aware of. I would recommend the Haotian laser company in China. Great machines and...
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Just found this response, Sam. Thank you, and I’ll be in touch! - Mike
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sam replied to the thread Tools and practice plates of Winston Churchill.Yes sir. I made many of my chisel handles from ebony and rosewood, and a few from some exotic South American hardwood. But yes, hammer away!
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sam replied to the thread Tools and practice plates of Winston Churchill.Fantastic collection you're doing there, JJ! I remember that long plate well. It was always close by his vise for test cuts, etc. I...
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I will keep posting the finished projects into this thread to keep things tidy. All of these were done in grade 2 titanium. Not the best...
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