I use the 3/16 cutting bit, gives the coins a slight angle when sitting in the board. I have thought of trying the 3/16 carving bit.
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I use the 3/16 cutting bit, gives the coins a slight angle when sitting in the board. I have thought of trying the 3/16 carving bit.
No the mpc is already posted in this thread, just a bit larger.
Used 3/16 cutting bit, Coins fit very well.
Finished the test carving of Challenge Coin Holder - I cut the size down from Jerry's original for the test run.
This one measure 12 x 9.5 and will hold approximately 72 standard size challenge...
Now I like that, especially being retired Air Force, CMSgt/ E9
Looks like time to design some more, lol
Thanks to Jerry - I just re-worked his original design a bit and a congrats from me as well to Jerry for becoming a Senior member.
Been there done that with the coin challenge - Just like my...
That would be the cutting bit, You could use the carving bit if you want the bottom of the slot rounded.
Try using the 3/16 straight bit for your grooves, should allow for the coin to sit slightly angled for better viewing. I played with your design - attached is the MPC that I reworked. also a couple...