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    Anyone out there using this method

    Are there any engravers out there who are opting for this method of engraving? Please discuss.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra1do...eature=related
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  2. Where is the start button?
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  3. Frank,
    I'll be using this method when my tube dies. A very effective and cost saving method I must say. Thanks for sharing
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    Turn-around time must be a bear! Though I have to admit... at the speed that girl is moving, it actually appears to be nearly as fast as our laser.
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    I thought about buying one of those.......but they didn't offer a rotary attachment.
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    A friend of ours does glass that way -

    www dot hilton-robinson dot co dot uk

    A true artist (unlike me)

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    Mike, your friend does lovely work, similar to Leslie Pyke all engraved with small drills. I used to engrave glasses this way, time consuming but quite therapeutic.
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    Was that Photograv or the Gold Method?
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    What are the settings?

    One thing, I guess there are no software issues!
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    Green

    Certainly qualifies as Eco-Frindly!!

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    "I'd like 100 of these engraved please"
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    I tried it on some larger rocks once..

    I only got 4 of the presidents done and I had to quit.

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    I'm digging the method but I am unsure about the upgrades..
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    Chuck,

    I don't think you managed to finish even those four...
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    Frank! Where did you get a video of me? Now you know why I got a laser!

    dee
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