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01-01-2015 #1
Thanks Nick, I am aware of what you are saying, I was merely making the point that whilst a fixed projection from a spring loaded toolholder will follow the existing surface and ensure a steady depth below that surface, it will not allow engraving at different depths. I do have a card/vynal cutter that uses exactly that system. G.
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01-01-2015 #2
Does a spring loaded cutter with no depth guide allow accurate variable depth engraving over an uneven surface?
Or will changes in surface height change the pre-load on the spring and vary depth?
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01-01-2015 #3
When I referred to a fixed projection, I did of course mean a fixed projection from a nosing that touches the surface. G.
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01-01-2015 #4
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11-01-2015 #5
Here's another spring loaded tool
http://www.mrrace.com/SpringTool/index.htmSpelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted
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