ArgentSmith

Potentially the same applies to Sovs if they are destined for the pot. It’s just reality of life. Same dynamics apply with 0.5 and .925 silver vs 9999

Surprised there isn't spoon photo me machine with appropriate holes on market already 🤷‍♂️

Potentially the same applies to Sovs if they are destined for the pot. It’s just reality of life. Same dynamics apply with 0.5 and .925 silver vs 9999

Surprised there isn't spoon photo me machine with appropriate holes on market already 🤷‍♂️

Surprised there isn't spoon photo me machine with appropriate holes on market already 🤷‍♂️

Surprised there isn't spoon photo me machine with appropriate holes on market already 🤷‍♂️

Perfect, still in prototype stage but I think it should work

This guy, honestly 😂 

Tomorrow morning I'll be in West Yorkshire to stick a serving spoon in a Glory Hole!
 

Is that a “Glory Hole” that you need @stefffana? 
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I am a serious buyer, not a tyre kicker like you!
But the magic box 📦 should have a hole as per my needs.
 
 

Hi all, I have used axial light in the past for my coins and it is by far the best in my opinion, the setup I had rustled up out of card was too bulky and tended to need a large desk space and some setup time as well as a plug socket for lighting.
I have come up with this simple design which is currently printing, size was a big issue for me as it should be easy to take a picture of your coins without having a dedicated space or having to set up a rig so I have designed this around a small battery powered LED light that secures on the back, it is roughly 160mm in length, 80mm in height and 77mm in depth, apart from the height, it is no bigger than a mobile phone so nice and compact and no need for a dedicated space. Phone just simply lays on the top of the box to take a picture.
Glass is blue on the model to help see it better.
Not including 3D printer, full roll of filament or glass cutter as I already had them, the cost for entire setup is under £25, £3.18 for filament, £20 for LED and £1 for glass inside picture frame, I will try some 1 way mirror film and compare images.
I know I have jumped the gun without having it already printed and tested but I will update as I go, cheers.

The media has done a cracking job over the years to denigrate the idea of owning Gold as being for paranoid nutcases.
It is now very apparent that it has been a very deliberate policy to push this narrative as Gold is kryptonite to the Keynesians.