>We were shown laser cut steel bridge pin marking templates at the M&H >factory this Spring. These index off of the plate, and so ought to >provide good, repeatable (sideways) positions. Bruce Clark (is this >right?) specified that these had been designed with the idea that either >the force exerted on the pins, or at least their angles would be all the >same. I bet they were very shiny too. Aside from the LASER CUT excess endorphin inducer, they probably work extremely well. I am curious though, which it is - angle or force. Not that it's critical either way within reasonable ranges, but... >I think they set bridge height, and drill and notch by hand, and right >next to the fancy cnc drill... > >Clark Yea, but it makes a terrific cup of coffee, balances your checkbook, sends back those ubiquitous Publishers Clearinghouse Sweepstakes things, remembers your adversary, and sends your mother flowers on her birthday. Ron N
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