...it's one of my 'loading mishaps' from earlier in the year.....
I can see I'll have to do better than that to get one over on you guys
Pin Gauges.
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Re: Pin Gauges.
Owww, you saw through the joke - I was hoping for a well intentioned warning about not using the case....
...it's one of my 'loading mishaps' from earlier in the year.....
I can see I'll have to do better than that to get one over on you guys
...it's one of my 'loading mishaps' from earlier in the year.....
I can see I'll have to do better than that to get one over on you guys
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Re: Pin Gauges.
you must either:Dougan wrote:Owww, you saw through the joke - I was hoping for a well intentioned warning about not using the case....
...it's one of my 'loading mishaps' from earlier in the year.....
I can see I'll have to do better than that to get one over on you guys
a; get up ealier
or
b; must try harder
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spud
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Re: Pin Gauges.
I'm after a rail type system to traverse along so that i can run an angled dti tip in to a case neck.
David any ideas.
The rail must be as smooth as a nuns complxion and have movements of about 2 inches preferebly laterally although veticale can be do-able.
Anybody?
David any ideas.
The rail must be as smooth as a nuns complxion and have movements of about 2 inches preferebly laterally although veticale can be do-able.
Anybody?
Re: Pin Gauges.
Building a ramp is easy enough, I machined a 22 minute rail a while ago, can you email/PM me a sketch?
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