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02-10-2023, 11:59 AM
Of course.  We can even start with this:

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I wonder what could be in this big box?

What's in it will appear in another thread.
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02-16-2023, 04:10 PM
Here are the first batch of coin blanks.  The pot style chuck worked out fine although I had some issues cutting the slots.  Main problem was the crappy hacksaw didn't hold the blade straight and kept going off on an angle, then I switched to the multitool and that did a nice straight cut, till the blade gave out and I couldn't find my spares (eventually found them - where they belong), I then ended up using a sawsall.  Not posting a pic of the chuck - it's UGLY!

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I'll post some pics of an engraved coin when I do one.
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