give a link to what you were questioning. maybe we can give a better answer that's useful to you. .062 is an ideal thickness for panto masters. by cutting with a # 54 round graver, you can use both sides of a 6 x 12' PLATE. 6 x 12" is a very good size for most pantograph copy tables.this master...
i've done a few hundred pantomasters using .o62 engravers' plastic.easy to cut and will last a long time. not really pricey when using them for commercial work. asls have use aluminum which i had a plentiful supply. the aluminum was less user friendly to cut, but did work. i have never heard of...
the magnablock is great for guns or other heavier stuff. it will work for smaller stuff. if you are constantly rotating the ball, as well as reorienting it as i do, you'll likely favor a mini vise as well. if your wife keeps tabs on yer spending, there are vises on the bay almost all the time
my eyes tell me i like it. a particular vision problem i have does not let me focus on the individual elements. what happens is my one eye "jumps" or twitches like crazy on this type of work.
ok, here goes. i took one of my discs, totally cleaned it with wd40. followed with a couple rinses in 91% alcohol. after sterilization, charged it with a bit of diamond, 50k grit. ran the dc motor at maybe 40-50 rpm. left a polish as good as i would ever need. btw, i used the back or bottom side...
welcome. put the machine away for 2 or 3 weeks, and begin reading and looking at videos. there's a tip section, as well as a spot on the forum top for beginners to read. good luck in yer pursuit