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From: Greg Newell=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 1:08 AM
Subject: Re: Expensive new tool
Brian,=20
I saw this at ShopBot's own home page and thought it was pretty =
cool. I wonder, does such an animal exist that would follow the form of =
the underside of the plate and cut a pinblock blank to match? Now THAT =
would be cool!=20
Greg=20
Brian Trout wrote:=20
Hi List,=20
I don't know if you might have already seen this, but in case you =
haven't,=20
it seemed like a really neat tool to have around. (If you can =
afford it,=20
that is.)=20
Go to: =
http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/findprod.cfm?&DID=3D6&sku=3D5207=20
It's a neat idea, a sort of CNC Router at a (slightly) more =
affordable price=20
than we're used to seeing.=20
Hi Greg,
If you're going to the National Convention, ask Shawn Hoar about his =
pinblock tracer. It's a router set up in a jig that traces the =
underside of the plate wihile cutting the block. Pretty cool.
Doug Mahard
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