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12-05-2007, 10:59 PM
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I made a video which is a plug for Wolfgang Engineering's spindle (no pay, I just like the product. I used a 0.005" endmill to cut a small circuit board (sweating bullets the whole time - damn that thing is small!). I had this bit for probably six months before I finally braved it this morning. I had to since I needed the circuit and I'd broken my last V-Bit a few days ago... It worked GREAT! Oops.. Tried the youtube embed link but it didn't work. Here's the link  |
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