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| This is a discussion on Hot melt glue to hold small parts for pattern routing? within the Portable Routing forums, part of the Routers category; Hi Harry I also use the pins, but they are the number 23g,,they are about ... |
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06-20-2009, 11:29 PM
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Hi Harry I also use the pins, but they are the number 23g,,they are about the same size as your desk stapler or to say the staple that they put out, I don't use the same size you do,,they are so small you can cut the off with the router bit if you have a error with one of them and is real hard to see the hole when I pull them out,,I put them in from the bottom or the top it just comes down how I'm using the template... Pop a staple out your desk stapler and look how small they are...but they will hold any template in place... ========
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06-22-2009, 09:05 PM
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Brian, don't let the thought of pins put you off the wonderful lifestyle with weather to match here in Western Australia, I realise that it's no longer possible to migrate here for ten pounds but air fares are pretty low at the moment!
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