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  1. #16
    I have run a few projects now, mostly flat, but a couple of rotary just to test myself.
    Still figuring out how I really want things setting.
    I have not had a lot of time, honey do list takes priority.
    I have the rotary on the right hand side, front to back. But is easy to remove if I need the space.
    The way I am setting up my locating system and macros for tool height and location, moving it to where it is handy depending on jobs is pretty easy.
    I can not add any photos now, but will soon.
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  2. #17
    Ok, I know I promised more photo's
    here are a couple.
    Been making a few signs here and there
    and just trying to work with the rotary now.
    I just am using this slow time to work out the cobwebs in my head, after all it has been about 25 years since I did this full time.
    I am still working on what tooling I will need to make the things I want to sell. And looking for the raw material I want to use.
    Still happy with the way I put all this together,
    the machine and software just keep doing what it is told to do,
    which is bad as I sometimes do not tell it the right thing to do.

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  3. #18
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    Nice work on the sign Paul! Glad to see you are getting it figured out.
    David

  4. #19
    I also did a few things for us
    The tool caddy is called "Colletsium"
    I have seen this on the Avid site and also inventables.
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    The mirror is called "Paradise Hand Mirror"
    from Vectric site
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  5. #20
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    Nice mirror! Is that real glass? And how did you add the text to personalize it?
    David

  6. #21
    That is mirror material from Johnson Plastic - LBAUS106
    I laser it on the back and color fill
    It could just as easily be routed on the back and color filled too.
    I have used other colors for special projects and they work just fine as well.
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  7. #22
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    You could try to use a glass mirror and laser the front or back of it. If you did the back it should be a flat white color but you could paint it to make it a different color. If you really wanted to get creative you could add LED lighting behind it and a simple momentary switch on the handle so it would light up when the user held the handle.

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