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From: "Bob Walker"
To: "ATM Group"
Reply-To: "Bob Walker"
Grinding with the mirror in its cell seems a good idea at a glance, but if
one takes certain advice (and infringes on a certain patent) and glues the
blank to the cell with silicone seal, how is one to rotate it during
grinding/polishing? Should one leave it unglued, and then have to arrange
lateral support, or might it be better to cast a curved support for the
blank in dental stone or cement, with a layer or two of terry cloth to
take up the irregularities? Just asking-never tried a curved-back mirror.
* Best regards, Bob
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