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I recently got into doing a little 3d printing and hadto print something for the Lapidary Hobby Somone posted the Files on a Vise for the BD Saw. So naturally I had to give it a test drive. This vise is used normally used on your remaining cut off pieces and when the rocks are to small or cant be gripped by the standard vise.
KEEP ON ROCKIN! AND THE TUMBLERS KEEP ROLLIN! (1) DP 40T ~ (6) Thumler B's ~ (2) Lor QT66 (2) Lor 33B's ~ (1) UV18 ~ (1) UV10 (3) LOTO's ~ CabKing-8V1 ~ BD10 Saw W HP EverClean System ~ HF 5" Saw “It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed..
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