I am glad to announce that Library.com has released my new eBook: Coin Ditcher Gimmick.
Thank you for your attention and support. Mark
Details:
http://www.lybrary.com/coin-ditcher-gim ... 55520.html
Coin Ditcher
Coin Ditcher
Cosmar Magic
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Re: Coin Ditcher
Quick review:
This is a good update of an old principle/device. The resulting product is simple but effective.
Warning, though: The ad says "The Coin Ditcher is made using readily available, low-cost materials." But this is only true if you own an angle grinder. Otherwise you'll have to take some of the readily available low-cost materials to someone to do the work for you.
This is not mentioned anywhere in the advertisingI consider this a significant omission.
This is a good update of an old principle/device. The resulting product is simple but effective.
Warning, though: The ad says "The Coin Ditcher is made using readily available, low-cost materials." But this is only true if you own an angle grinder. Otherwise you'll have to take some of the readily available low-cost materials to someone to do the work for you.
This is not mentioned anywhere in the advertisingI consider this a significant omission.
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Re: Coin Ditcher
Damn, I just sold my angle grinder as part of a clearout of stuff I don't need anymore (e.g., acetylene welding torch, oil drilling rig, etc.)
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Re: Coin Ditcher
Pete:
Looks like the author added this caveat:
"[Note: The author suggests to use an angle grinder in a part of the build process. However, an angle grinder is not really necessary. It will make the job easier and faster but you can do the same with a hand metal saw and a file]"
How much longer would the job take with saw and file v. angle grinder?
Looks like the author added this caveat:
"[Note: The author suggests to use an angle grinder in a part of the build process. However, an angle grinder is not really necessary. It will make the job easier and faster but you can do the same with a hand metal saw and a file]"
How much longer would the job take with saw and file v. angle grinder?
Re: Coin Ditcher
Good question, erdnasephile. The job with a handsaw and file will take about 15-20 minutes. Using a powertool, 3 to 5 minutes.
Cosmar Magic
Re: Coin Ditcher
Here is a link with some reviews and comments about the Coin Ditcher Gimmick.
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view ... start=0#23
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view ... start=0#23
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