point of manufacturing
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In one of the Gerber videos it implies all their blades are made in Oregon. I guess not ALL of them, then...
965354
Yes, ours is pointed. Not a real sharp point, but pointed. It digs quite well.
103237
Sorry, I don't know. You may want to go to the mfg. directly if you have not done so already.
2063437
I do not have idea on that. Ask this question to manufacture . Sorry for not answering your question but I do not want to give false information.
268535
At. One point in time they were. Anymore who knows. A lot of various items are manufactured in America, but are assembled in the "C". Country
1189315
That is a question the manufacturer needs to answer for you. I think it's fairly easy to contact the maker from the order screen.
2139372
For an accurate answer, you would need to direct your question to the manufacturer.
2018788
Most of the work I have done is with small parts.Makerbot. works well at this.most parts have micro lines thst do not effect machines,but Jewelry would have to be sanded and finidhed to your likes.
602379
yes to all for more detail go to http://www.johnsonhardware.com/pdindex.htm
109533
That's a very good question that I don't know the answer to right off. I would suppose the first step would be to do an internet search of the company and try to determine where the company plant or place of production is.
1033355
I prepared a scaled, dimensioned drawing to indicate where to drill the holes. The fabricator did a nice job. If you will send me an email address, i can send you a photo.
1657557
I honestly don't remember on either of those points. We took it out of the box and it was too big for the little area we were going to use it for, so we returned it. Sorry I can't be more help.
861905
hi response as described by Joseph P exactly as I would have described philips head is a cross point bit, as an avid modeller this is the best thing since sliced bread Mike
316817
Sorry, I bought this for a friend who is building something for me --- I have no idea. But, I'll text him and see if I can get an answer for you.
479875
I do not kmnw but Sur Ta Table sell them so you can call and see what they might know or give you access to the maker of the mill. They are pretty expensive so I imagine they will cooperate. good luck
1068563
For what you're doing, this tool isn't a good choice. The center pivot point is what holds the guide in place, and without it you're working freehand. For what you want to accomplish a template and a straight bit with an edge following bearing is probably the easiest way to go. That said, it still isn't a really "easy" thing to accomplish.
1141993
I used a center punch to make small dimples to provide clearance for the points.