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PaddyD
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hello there,

today i completed the training, and i have been playing around..... i was desperate to try an inlay and i was blown away by the results, the first attempt was such a tight fit that the tip broke off the inlay, so i adjusted by another .05mm, and voila, really exciting..... then i decided to make a brace shaping jig, which was fun too here are some piccies
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Your inlaying is pretty zen Paddy, i like it, cool brace shaping jig too!

Way to go bud

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Brock Poling
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I thought you built your own machine... what training are you speaking of?



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PaddyD
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no i purchased my machine, so it came with 3 days training, there is a link on one of the previous posts


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You know Paddy, that 20 mile journey to your shop is started to look mighty attractive!

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[QUOTE=PaddyD] no i purchased my machine, so it came with 3 days training, there is a link on one of the previous posts
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Sorry, I may have missed some of the posts... what machine did you buy?

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