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01-28-2017, 09:01 PM
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new in town
Thought I would stop and say hello.. so.. hello.
Lil about me, New to engraving, have done some glass/chrome (motorcycle parts) with a rotary type "engraver" and diamond bits. Looking for a new direction in life and it appears my eyes/brain have taken a liking to the intricate detail, precision and dedication to this craft. Pretty amazing what can be created with a few tools. In research I have noticed people using coins as their canvas (I hobby in coins as well) and have to ask why the use of coin? and hope to date no one has had any legal issues with it. Anyway.. thanks for having me, look forward to creating some new "detail". 
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01-29-2017, 04:29 AM
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Re: new in town
Hi Ote
Welcome To The Engraving Forum. SE 
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