Subject: Re: Panagraph

From: [email-masked] (James D. Szura)
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 23:24:00 GMT

[email-masked] (REELCOLORS) wrote:

>George:

> I'm just wondering. Why not look for a good used machine? There are
>plenty of good used one's out there at a fair price.

>                                                                   Good
>Luck

>Tom....................  

PS
>From  looking at your alais it appears that you may be an artist type,
if so it is easy to build a good lightweight pantograph from aluminum
bar stock.

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From: [email-masked] (James D. Szura)
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 23:20:07 GMT

>Tom....................  

Maybe you are looking for a Pantograph?

Shop around and find a used Deckle or Gorton, I ran both units back in
the sixties, hey are both exelent.

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From: [email-masked] (REELCOLORS)
Date: 27 Apr 1996 23:35:55 -0400

I guess I am the artist type. I engrave any artwork my customers send me
on their Penn International, Fin-Nor and  Orvis fishing reels. I also
restore and re-anodize them in any color to match their color samples.

I'll tell you one thing I cant do !!  Sharpen a damn single edge cutting
tool !! I have a old Gorton tool sharpener and the book, but  the tools I
sharpen ( about 1 hour a tool) seem to plow through the work.

Any tip's ( no pun intended)  would be greatly appreciated..

                                                         Thanks 

                                                       Tom
Testa................................. 

PS - I Have 3 machines , one is a GORTON 3-U , Probebly the same as the
one you used. Its great..