On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:18:37 -0400, Brian Lawson
wrote:


Somebody was suggesting a scope to see wuzzup while the drill bit is
in situ. It appears the Meteors have this available on at least three
models, one of which is CCTV.

Hmmmm.... I wonder if there is a practical way to do the CCTV thing on
my Black Diamond? Hmmmm...

Yeah....right....another dream!!

Brian Lawson

Why? Need a microscope camera? I think Ive got a Sony CCD
microscope/camera kicking around here somewhere.



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On Fri, 3 Jul 2009 09:59:53 -0700 (PDT), Zymrgy
wrote:

By far the best drill grinder I have used (& still use) is a Black
Diamond. After using one I got rid of my Darex....honestly it is a
hunk of **** in comparison.....but at 4X the price, it should be that
much better. The only thing that you need to fine tune on a Black
Diamond is when you split points on different diameters. For smaller
drills (say under 1/8) the Meteor line is the best hands down. With it
I can easily split the point on a 1/64 drill. Pretty spendy machine
tho....
http://www.novatechonline.com/products/meteor/MeteS.htm



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