Bunting Magnetic Cerface Flat BaseBrass bar weld rule used as roller supports. Resalite plastic furniture and Challenge speed quoin. The ceramic magnetic inlays are actually so strong they are laid in sideways, like a galley magnet. The magnetism is thus given over to the steel inserts between the inlays. 
 Bunting Magnetic Cerface Flat Base locked-up in the bed of a Vandercook SP-15.
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bielerpr says:I find speed quoins preferable. The only time
I do not use them is when I cannot fit them
into the bed. It doesn't matter in which
direction the base is locked, that is
dictated by the form (photopolymer plate). A
second base added here would allow me to take
full advantage of the press bed (Vandercook
SP-15), such as when printing a broadside or
poster.
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entrepy says:
i thought you didn't like speed coins?
Posted 33 months ago. ( permalink )