Paul L., You wrote: <<Obviously, oversize pins remove us even farther. That is why I designed my pins. They are oversize where they need to be, but the same size as standard pins at the coils, and therefore with the same torque characteristics as standard pins. It is even possible to reduce from a size 2/0 to a 1/0 without putting in a new pin block. >> Forgive my ignorance about this concept, but I have a question. Do you not want the pin to be smaller in the block to give the more precise, incremental movement? I am having a hard time picturing why a reduced top half and an 3/0 bottom half gives more precision than a straight 2/0 pin. Or, are you saying that it is more cost effective to repin with oversize pins but have a regular size top half than to replace the block? John Formsma Blue Mountain, MS mailto:jformsma@dixie-net.com
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