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    dop stick in my case is drop stick!

    GRS every time, but now I have the little one that sits in a dedicated area for stone setting. My bench mate and I haven't fallen out, it is really good for holding small things I need to file.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patstone View Post
    I dont use my benchpeg much either. I think that it was probably because when I went to the 10 week college course, they didnt have a benchpeg, you just worked on your desk, so I didnt have one to make stuff with. When I set up first I didnt have one, so got used to not using one from the start.
    What do you use for piercing Pat?

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    I have 2 bench pegs, for some reason sometimes I find it easier to work on the one on the left edge of the curve. I couldn't imagine how I'd work without one

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    I do absolutely everything on my bench peg. Couldn't manage without it.

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    Thank you all, I managed to buy the one on Facebook so looking forward to trying it out! It did go a little higher than I'd hoped but at least I don't have to wait an age for one from US!


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    Quote Originally Posted by sallydavies276 View Post
    Thank you all, I managed to buy the one on Facebook so looking forward to trying it out! It did go a little higher than I'd hoped but at least I don't have to wait an age for one from US!


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    Why would you have to get one from the US? They're available here from GRS stockists.
    Last edited by Aurarius; 16-08-2015 at 11:24 PM.

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    The cost!


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    Hi Mr bond do you mind me asking what scope and stand set up you use? Thanks mike

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    I have an elderly Nikon SMZ10 scope mounted on an articulated stand the origin of which I can't remember. Might have been an Amscope?
    Ideally, I'd like the scope on a separate bench with a fixed boom stand, but that'll have to wait.

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    Carole, I use it then, but tend to hold things in pliers to cut wire etc, and sheet I snip with cutters then file smooth after. My piercing is rubbish, break blades for a pastime. I think it may be something to do with not having a left eye, so everything is not quite straight and of course it puts the blade under undue tension. Try closing one eye and see what I mean.

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