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I recently read "Shop Savvy" by I think Mountebank, and in it he goes on about
how to do precision cutting with a cutting torch. He describes a torch guide which holds the torch a constant distance above the workpiece, which guides its movement in a straight line, and which uses a "clockwork" to control speed. I posted this recently, inquiring how this might have worked. Well, anyway one closed on ebay tonight (no I didn't win the auction). I saved the auction image: http://www.tinyisland.com/images/tem...kworkGuide.jpg The auction (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=7569088405) text says the item was made in Sweden. I'd be real interested to know how this works. Grant Erwin Kirkland, Washington |
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