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  1. 25-01-2012 #1
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    I struggle to see how you could get 0.01mm accuracy with a pillar drill and a centre punch. Even on a 'normal' milling machine I think 0.01mm is asking a lot, hence why I've not offered to do it.
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    atomic microscope might do it :D
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