Ha!
Stefan Trethhan you are so correct!
I just went to the drawer in my worktable to fetch my carbide scribe and
it is not there anymore!
And I just used it a few weeks ago. Funny how those kinds of things can
appear and disappear
at will.
I have a bunch of snapped-off carbide drill bits, and I will try to
mount one of them in a little
pin vise (used for miniature drill bits) and see if it works as nice as
my missing carbide
scribe.
A diamond scribe would probably be better, but they cost a bit more than
the few bucks
I paid for the carbide scribe.
Roland F. Harriston
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Stefan Trethan wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 18:36:16 +0100, Roland Harriston <rolohar@...>
> wrote:
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>> If I recall, the carbide scribe cost about two dollars, but I can't
>> remember
>> where I purchased it.
>>
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> You can make one from a broken PCB drill. Made one in school that still
> serves me well, when i can find it ;-)
>
> ST
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