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It's a nice looking one, it's my wifes birthstone and she loves it and needless to say she has a few pieces to prove it  ;)

It would be nice someday to actually make her some jewelry rather than buy it-

Dave

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Nice, can't wait to see it finished-

Dave

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General Mach Discussion / Re: Jog Flyout MPG Mode Descriptions
« on: May 13, 2009, 05:41:09 PM »
Like the colours, very Vista ;D

Hood


Yeah, really, that camera has seen better days Russ -  :D

Dave

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Beautiful work, Chris, is that an Amethyst?

So now the next step for you is to send this out to a shop that will cast this for you? How does that operation work? What material have you chosen for this creation? How long does something like that take to be processed for you?

Needless to say I've always been interested in jewelry making but never dove in -  :)

Thanks for sharing,
Dave

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Sure is and unfortunately it won't work, thanks so much for the info, Rich-  :)

Thanks,
Dave

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I actually built a "gamepad" into a console (not entirely finished but functioning) and I like the idea of the X Box and the plug-in rather than the KeyGrabber setup.

Can one of you tell me what the distance is center to center of the analog sticks is?

Also, for any of you who have taken one of these apart, are the analog sticks on their own circuit board like other gamepads?

Thanks for the help- :)
Dave

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It's like the sun  ;D

Dave

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Tangent Corner / Re: im stumped....
« on: May 12, 2009, 06:37:11 PM »
And here I thought this was a "post pictures of ourselves" thread  ;D

Dave

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im guessing i tighten those till wiggle goes away?

Chris, yes, you loosen the hex nuts just a little and then tighten up the slotted set screws which should be tightening up against a "gib" that then presses onto the dovetail. Tighten up  each screw slowly along the full travel ( I like to go one at a time to see where each screw is tightening up) and then once you have it in a good setup, the hexnuts get tightened up as well and that should lock the setscrews in place.

Unfortunately sometimes it's a trial and error game as the set screws sometimes tighten up against the gib and mess up your final setup so you have to back off and try again.

You may want to actually pull it off first to make sure there's no swarf or dirt in there to damage the ways.

Hope that helps-
Dave

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cuz i have to ask my missus for pocket money for side projects....


an my missus is MEAN......


That explains the milling in the middle of the night  ;)

Dave