[Jewelry making - Article 00059] - Re: [Orchid] Appropriate gauge for flush setting

[Kevin P. Kelly]

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    Peter thanks for the lucid description of your flush setting process.

>     But with the scope, I have to work harder to keep the work at the
>     focal point of the scope as I work and rotate the work, so it ends
>     up slower... 

    GRS has an engraving ball that one can manipulate to keep the work
    centered in the 'scope without moving the entire ball. I don't know
    if it would be cost effective, but it is certainly convenient. 

KPK
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