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Old 12-21-2009, 04:00 PM   #1
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Local shop to engrave shifter
I have a brushed finished shifter and i want my gear diagram engraved onto the top of the knob. Any one know of a place? Must be a deep/thick etch. Not that shallow thin etching from "Things Engraved".

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im sure any machine shop can do it with a CNC machine....but im sure it wont be cheap.
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To do it properly at a CNC shop. you probably have to pay for a CMM (to measure) then to CNC.. might be just be easier to do a whole new knob with new material.
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