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Journeyman	04/02/2017 16:01:55
1257 forum posts 264 photos	Yes, somewhat similar to riding a bike over a pothole I have found. That unimportant piece of information now brings my post count to 100... Does that make me a centurion, a centenarian or possibly a centipede? John
geoff walker 1	04/02/2017 17:12:05
521 forum posts 217 photos	This worked well for me Claus. It's only a small dial but all that was necessary was positioning the engraved line in the middle of the two guides. You also need soft jaws and a soft base in the vice to protect the dial. geoff
Hopper	05/02/2017 04:59:21
7881 forum posts 397 photos	Posted by geoff walker 1 on 04/02/2017 17:12:05: This worked well for me Claus. It's only a small dial but all that was necessary was positioning the engraved line in the middle of the two guides. You also need soft jaws and a soft base in the vice to protect the dial. geoff Nice one Geoff. Elegant in its simplicity and use of existing kit.
john carruthers	05/02/2017 08:47:38
617 forum posts 180 photos	I have set punches in the drill press and used that to stamp numbers and letters.
Dod	05/02/2017 20:26:32
114 forum posts 7 photos	Posted by Journeyman on 04/02/2017 16:01:55: Yes, somewhat similar to riding a bike over a pothole I have found. That unimportant piece of information now brings my post count to 100... Does that make me a centurion, a centenarian or possibly a centipede? John A centi-post perhaps ? Edited By Dod on 05/02/2017 20:26:56

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