On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Matthew Rogers <matthew@...>

wrote:



> Hi AYRTON,

>        Definitely, I use my 10-17 more and more and would love a 10-17

> Atome for myself.





OK

so put me on waiting list for the Tokina 10-17  :-)



Cheers and again congratulations on a beautifull designed head.



AYRTON







> As for other lenses like the f4 the timeframe for delivery

> will depend purely on demand.

>

> Matt

>

> On 29 Apr 2008, at 14:09, AYRTON wrote:

>

> > Congratulations Matthew

> >

> > Any plans for a Tokina 10-17 mmm

> > I've replaced mine Nikkor 10,5mm for it since it gives me more

> > "lens" :-)

> > And on the Sigma 8mm can I use with the Æ’: 4 ?

> >

> > Thanks

> > AYRTON

> >

> > On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Matthew Rogers <

> matthew@...

> > >

> > wrote:

> >

> > > 360Precision product announcement.

> > >

> > > Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

> > > Shipping: End of May 2008

> > > Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

> > > others to follow shortly.

> > >

> > > For the past 15 months we've been working on an evolutionary design

> > > for a new panoramic tripod head. Finally after numerous prototypes,

> > > testing and changes we're proud to announce the availability of the

> > > new 360Precision Atome.

> > >

> > > The 360Precision Atome continues our tradition of unique products

> > > designed for panoramic photographers by panoramic photographers.

> > >

> > > The 360Precision Atome features a unique quick release lens clasp

> > > system. The quick release clasp allows for fast one-handed

> > operation.

> > > As the clasp stays permanently attached to the lens you only need to

> > > level the lens/camera in the Atome on initial set-up. Each time you

> > > place the lens/clasp back into the holder you can be guaranteed that

> > > the camera/lens will be level and ready to shoot.

> > >

> > > We're in the process of verifying the accuracy of the 360Precision

> > > Atome for use in a batchable work-flow. Initial tests are extremely

> > > positive and we'll post an update when out tests have been

> > finalised.

> > >

> > > We're launching the 360Precision Atome at a pre-order price of

> > £159 ex

> > > VAT + shipping. We're expecting initial stock to sell out in days so

> > > get your order in quickly. The Atome will be shipping initially for

> > > the Nikkor 10.5 with the various Sigma versions shipping shortly

> > > afterwards.

> > >

> > > Features of the 360Precision Atome include:

> > >

> > > • Quick release lens clasp.

> > > • Clasp stays permanently attached to the lens.

> > > • Lightweight at only 420gms (standard stainless base).

> > > • Zero footprint base rotator (applicable lenses only).

> > > • Perfect for use as a second head for

> > > hiking, travel or back-packing.

> > > • Initially available for Nikkor 10.5mm, coming soon for

> > > Sigma 4.5mm and Sigma 8mm f3.5

> > > • 3,4 or 6 click stops (lens dependent).

> > > • Central 3/8" mount, perfect for use in pole

> > > panoramic photography.

> > > • Stainless steel or lightweight aluminum base option.

> > >

> > > The 360Precision Atome is the perfect panoramic head where weight,

> > > accuracy and ease of use is a priority. The quick release system

> > > allows you to go from panoramic photography to standard photography

> > > and back in seconds. Each clasp and holder is designed to minimise

> > the

> > > nadir footprint and allows for full 360º spherical panos without the

> > > need to shoot a zenith shot (lens dependant). If you do need to

> > shoot

> > > a zenith you can remove the camera and lens one handed in 2-3

> > seconds,

> > > shoot the zenith handheld and lock the clasp back into the base.

> > >

> > > We'll also be offering special bundles for customers wanting to

> > > purchase an Atome with an Absolute or Adjuste. We'll be adding

> > cheaper

> > > shipping options to the website shortly but if anyone needs cheaper

> > > shipping now just reply to the order confirmation for options and we

> > > can adjust the ship option and cost before processing the order.

> > >

> > > You can check out the more details and photos on the 360Precision

> > > website: www.360precision.com

> > >

> > > If anyone has any questions please feel free to ask.

> > >

> > > Matthew Rogers

> > > Co-founder

> > > 360Precision.com

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

> > >

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> >

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Hi Dan,



	 The Atome is limited on features to keep both the weight and cost

down and make it as simple to use as possible. We always take

suggestions on board and if we receive enough demand for a certain

feature then we will look into it.



	 1. There's no locking mechanism but you can always tighten the ball

plunger to stop the head from spinning.



	 2. Not really, there's only the main barrel and bearings in common.

We seriously thought about making the Y section universal but this

would add to the weight, size and cost of the head. When we looked at

the number of current customers using multiple fisheye lenses compared

to just one it didn’t make sense. Keeping the Atome specific to one

set-up benefits both the largest number of customers and the product

itself.



Matt



On 29 Apr 2008, at 15:29, dsoc01 wrote:



> Hi Matthew,

>

> 1. Is the rotational feature of the rotator-base optionally

> "lockable" to prevent lens/camera combo from flopping around? If it

> is lockable, is it also possible to have the lens/camera to spin

> free ("clutchless") for accurate placement before lock-down?

>

> 2. Can the same base rotator be use with a Nikon 10.5mm AND Sigma

> 8mm with the appropriate lens clasp, assuming the click-stops are

> adjustable? Or is each base specific for each lens (:-() ?

>

> Thanks.

>

> Dan

>

> At 1:26 PM +0100 4/29/08, Matthew Rogers wrote:

> >360Precision product announcement.

>

>

>







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That looks great.  I hope you have different size

clamps for different diameter lens *AND EXTENSION TUBES*



Something like that is what I need for my compact Fuji e900

with an extension tube.





Matthew Rogers wrote:

> 360Precision product announcement.

>

> Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

> Shipping: End of May 2008

> Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

> others to follow shortly.

>

> For the past 15 months we've been working on an evolutionary design

> for a new panoramic tripod head. Finally after numerous prototypes,

> testing and changes we're proud to announce the availability of the

> new 360Precision Atome.

>[stuff deleted]

Hi Matthew,



1.  Is the rotational feature of the rotator-base optionally "lockable" to

prevent lens/camera combo from flopping around?  If it is lockable, is it also

possible to have the lens/camera to spin free ("clutchless") for accurate

placement before lock-down?



2.  Can the same base rotator be use with a Nikon 10.5mm AND Sigma 8mm with the

appropriate lens clasp, assuming the click-stops are adjustable?  Or is each

base specific for each lens (:-() ?



Thanks.



Dan





At 1:26 PM +0100 4/29/08, Matthew Rogers wrote:

>360Precision product announcement.

One can place the Atom on a vertical, indexed bracket and it will work

as a multi-row attachment. I even thought that that´s what the Adjuste

rig was - unfortunatey I was wrong :-( .

Regards,

Rodolpho Pajuaba



Matthew Rogers wrote:

> Hi Simon,

>

>  It's really only design for single row fisheye panoramas. We will

> however have the various upright supports tilted to allow a full

> sphericals to be taken. For example, with the 8mm or 10mm versions

> titled at 10-15º you can shoot full sphericals with only 4 and 6 shots

> respectively.

>

>  We could probably adapt the Atome to shoot multi-rows but it's not

> planned at this stage and to be honest, probably won't happen anytime

> soon if at all.

>

> Matt

>

>

>





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Hi Simon,



	 It's really only design for single row fisheye panoramas. We will

however have the various upright supports tilted to allow a full

sphericals to be taken. For example, with the 8mm or 10mm versions

titled at 10-15º you can shoot full sphericals with only 4 and 6 shots

respectively.



	 We could probably adapt the Atome to shoot multi-rows but it's not

planned at this stage and to be honest, probably won't happen anytime

soon if at all.



Matt



On 29 Apr 2008, at 14:52, Wheaton, Simon wrote:



> Does the Atome (and P5100) shoot up/down rows, or just a single

> horizontal row? From looking at the product pics on the website, it

> doesn't seem to rotate up/down as well as around, so no good for

> spherical panos, only cylindrical panos, is that right?.

>

> If up/down rows for spherical panos, I'd like one for my Canon

> 10-22mm lens.

>

> Thanks,

> Simon

> Canberra

> AUSTRALIA

>

> ________________________________

>

> From: Matthew Rogers

> Sent: Tue 29/04/2008 11:38 PM

>

> Hi AYRTON,

>

> Definitely, I use my 10-17 more and more and would love a 10-17 Atome

> for myself. As for other lenses like the f4 the timeframe for delivery

> will depend purely on demand.

>

> Matt

>

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>







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That's good news, Matt. Do you have any ETA? ;)



Best regards,

Andrei Zdetovetchi



Muza pierduta - http://zdeto.wordpress.com/

the panoblogus - http://www.csvd.ro/panoblog/

flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/zdeto/

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----- Original Message ----

From: Matthew Rogers <matthew@...>

To: PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 4:36:48 PM

Subject: Re: [PanoToolsNG] [ANN] 360Precision Atome - Lens Clasp Panoramic

Tripod Head



                 Hi Andrei,



	 Once we get the main lenses supported we will definitely looked into

a Peleng 8mm version.



Matt





















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Does the Atome (and P5100) shoot up/down rows, or just a single horizontal row?

From looking at the product pics on the website, it doesn't seem to rotate

up/down as well as around, so no good for spherical panos, only cylindrical

panos, is that right?.



If up/down rows for spherical panos, I'd like one for my Canon 10-22mm lens.



Thanks,

Simon

Canberra

AUSTRALIA



________________________________



From: Matthew Rogers

Sent: Tue 29/04/2008 11:38 PM



Hi AYRTON,



         Definitely, I use my 10-17 more and more and would love a 10-17 Atome

for myself. As for other lenses like the f4 the timeframe for delivery

will depend purely on demand.



Matt



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Hi AYRTON,



	 Definitely, I use my 10-17 more and more and would love a 10-17 Atome

for myself. As for other lenses like the f4 the timeframe for delivery

will depend purely on demand.



Matt



On 29 Apr 2008, at 14:09, AYRTON wrote:



> Congratulations Matthew

>

> Any plans for a Tokina 10-17 mmm

> I've replaced mine Nikkor 10,5mm for it since it gives me more

> "lens" :-)

> And on the Sigma 8mm can I use with the ƒ: 4 ?

>

> Thanks

> AYRTON

>

> On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Matthew Rogers <matthew@...

> >

> wrote:

>

> > 360Precision product announcement.

> >

> > Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

> > Shipping: End of May 2008

> > Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

> > others to follow shortly.

> >

> > For the past 15 months we've been working on an evolutionary design

> > for a new panoramic tripod head. Finally after numerous prototypes,

> > testing and changes we're proud to announce the availability of the

> > new 360Precision Atome.

> >

> > The 360Precision Atome continues our tradition of unique products

> > designed for panoramic photographers by panoramic photographers.

> >

> > The 360Precision Atome features a unique quick release lens clasp

> > system. The quick release clasp allows for fast one-handed

> operation.

> > As the clasp stays permanently attached to the lens you only need to

> > level the lens/camera in the Atome on initial set-up. Each time you

> > place the lens/clasp back into the holder you can be guaranteed that

> > the camera/lens will be level and ready to shoot.

> >

> > We're in the process of verifying the accuracy of the 360Precision

> > Atome for use in a batchable work-flow. Initial tests are extremely

> > positive and we'll post an update when out tests have been

> finalised.

> >

> > We're launching the 360Precision Atome at a pre-order price of

> £159 ex

> > VAT + shipping. We're expecting initial stock to sell out in days so

> > get your order in quickly. The Atome will be shipping initially for

> > the Nikkor 10.5 with the various Sigma versions shipping shortly

> > afterwards.

> >

> > Features of the 360Precision Atome include:

> >

> > • Quick release lens clasp.

> > • Clasp stays permanently attached to the lens.

> > • Lightweight at only 420gms (standard stainless base).

> > • Zero footprint base rotator (applicable lenses only).

> > • Perfect for use as a second head for

> > hiking, travel or back-packing.

> > • Initially available for Nikkor 10.5mm, coming soon for

> > Sigma 4.5mm and Sigma 8mm f3.5

> > • 3,4 or 6 click stops (lens dependent).

> > • Central 3/8" mount, perfect for use in pole

> > panoramic photography.

> > • Stainless steel or lightweight aluminum base option.

> >

> > The 360Precision Atome is the perfect panoramic head where weight,

> > accuracy and ease of use is a priority. The quick release system

> > allows you to go from panoramic photography to standard photography

> > and back in seconds. Each clasp and holder is designed to minimise

> the

> > nadir footprint and allows for full 360º spherical panos without the

> > need to shoot a zenith shot (lens dependant). If you do need to

> shoot

> > a zenith you can remove the camera and lens one handed in 2-3

> seconds,

> > shoot the zenith handheld and lock the clasp back into the base.

> >

> > We'll also be offering special bundles for customers wanting to

> > purchase an Atome with an Absolute or Adjuste. We'll be adding

> cheaper

> > shipping options to the website shortly but if anyone needs cheaper

> > shipping now just reply to the order confirmation for options and we

> > can adjust the ship option and cost before processing the order.

> >

> > You can check out the more details and photos on the 360Precision

> > website: www.360precision.com

> >

> > If anyone has any questions please feel free to ask.

> >

> > Matthew Rogers

> > Co-founder

> > 360Precision.com

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

> >

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> + 55 21 9982 6313

>

> http://ayrton360.com

> http://rio.360cities.net

> http://vrfolio.com

> http://ayrton.com

>

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>

>

>

Hi Andrei,



	 Once we get the main lenses supported we will definitely looked into

a Peleng 8mm version.



Matt



On 29 Apr 2008, at 14:16, Andrei Zdetovetchi wrote:



> Very interesting Matthew, but what about the Peleng 8mm?

> I'd like a head like Atome for my Peleng but everywhere I look it

> seems to be ignored by the panohead manufacturers... :P

>

> Best regards,

> Andrei Zdetovetchi

>

> Muza pierduta - http://zdeto.wordpress.com/

> the panoblogus - http://www.csvd.ro/panoblog/

> flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/zdeto/

> ---

>

> ----- Original Message ----

> From: Matthew Rogers <matthew@...>

> To: PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 3:26:25 PM

> Subject: [PanoToolsNG] [ANN] 360Precision Atome - Lens Clasp

> Panoramic Tripod Head

>

> 360Precision product announcement.

>

> Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

> Shipping: End of May 2008

> Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

> others to follow shortly.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>

>







[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Very interesting Matthew, but what about the Peleng 8mm?

I'd like a head like Atome for my Peleng but everywhere I look it seems to be

ignored by the panohead manufacturers... :P





Best regards,

Andrei Zdetovetchi



Muza pierduta - http://zdeto.wordpress.com/

the panoblogus - http://www.csvd.ro/panoblog/

flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/zdeto/

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----- Original Message ----

From: Matthew Rogers <matthew@...>

To: PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 3:26:25 PM

Subject: [PanoToolsNG] [ANN] 360Precision Atome - Lens Clasp Panoramic Tripod

Head



                 360Precision product announcement.



Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

Shipping: End of May 2008

Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

others to follow shortly.





















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Very interesting Matthew, but what about the Peleng 8mm?

I'd like a head like Atome for my Peleng but everywhere I look it seems to be

ignored by the panohead manufacturers... :P





Best regards,

Andrei Zdetovetchi



Muza pierduta - http://zdeto.wordpress.com/

the panoblogus - http://www.csvd.ro/panoblog/

flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/zdeto/

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----- Original Message ----

From: Matthew Rogers <matthew@...>

To: PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 3:26:25 PM

Subject: [PanoToolsNG] [ANN] 360Precision Atome - Lens Clasp Panoramic Tripod

Head



                 360Precision product announcement.



Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

Shipping: End of May 2008

Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

others to follow shortly.





















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Congratulations Matthew



Any plans for a Tokina 10-17 mmm

I've replaced mine Nikkor 10,5mm for it since it gives me more "lens"  :-)

And on the Sigma 8mm can I use with the Æ’: 4 ?



Thanks

AYRTON







On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Matthew Rogers <matthew@...>

wrote:



> 360Precision product announcement.

>

> Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

> Shipping: End of May 2008

> Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

> others to follow shortly.

>

> For the past 15 months we've been working on an evolutionary design

> for a new panoramic tripod head. Finally after numerous prototypes,

> testing and changes we're proud to announce the availability of the

> new 360Precision Atome.

>

> The 360Precision Atome continues our tradition of unique products

> designed for panoramic photographers by panoramic photographers.

>

> The 360Precision Atome features a unique quick release lens clasp

> system. The quick release clasp allows for fast one-handed operation.

> As the clasp stays permanently attached to the lens you only need to

> level the lens/camera in the Atome on initial set-up. Each time you

> place the lens/clasp back into the holder you can be guaranteed that

> the camera/lens will be level and ready to shoot.

>

> We're in the process of verifying the accuracy of the 360Precision

> Atome for use in a batchable work-flow. Initial tests are extremely

> positive and we'll post an update when out tests have been finalised.

>

> We're launching the 360Precision Atome at a pre-order price of £159 ex

> VAT + shipping. We're expecting initial stock to sell out in days so

> get your order in quickly. The Atome will be shipping initially for

> the Nikkor 10.5 with the various Sigma versions shipping shortly

> afterwards.

>

> Features of the 360Precision Atome include:

>

> •       Quick release lens clasp.

> •       Clasp stays permanently attached to the lens.

> •       Lightweight at only 420gms (standard stainless base).

> •       Zero footprint base rotator (applicable lenses only).

> •       Perfect for use as a second head for

> hiking, travel or back-packing.

> •       Initially available for Nikkor 10.5mm, coming soon for

> Sigma 4.5mm and Sigma 8mm f3.5

> •       3,4 or 6 click stops (lens dependent).

> •       Central 3/8" mount, perfect for use in pole

> panoramic photography.

> •       Stainless steel or lightweight aluminum base option.

>

> The 360Precision Atome is the perfect panoramic head where weight,

> accuracy and ease of use is a priority. The quick release system

> allows you to go from panoramic photography to standard photography

> and back in seconds. Each clasp and holder is designed to minimise the

> nadir footprint and allows for full 360º spherical panos without the

> need to shoot a zenith shot (lens dependant). If you do need to shoot

> a zenith you can remove the camera and lens one handed in 2-3 seconds,

> shoot the zenith handheld and lock the clasp back into the base.

>

> We'll also be offering special bundles for customers wanting to

> purchase an Atome with an Absolute or Adjuste. We'll be adding cheaper

> shipping options to the website shortly but if anyone needs cheaper

> shipping now just reply to the order confirmation for options and we

> can adjust the ship option and cost before processing the order.

>

> You can check out the more details and photos on the 360Precision

> website: www.360precision.com

>

> If anyone has any questions please feel free to ask.

>

> Matthew Rogers

> Co-founder

> 360Precision.com

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>

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>

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360Precision product announcement.



Pre-Order Price: £159 ex VAT (final price est. £199 ex VAT).

Shipping: End of May 2008

Available for: Nikkor 10.5, Sigma 4.5, Sigma 8mm, Sigma 10mm and

others to follow shortly.



For the past 15 months we've been working on an evolutionary design

for a new panoramic tripod head. Finally after numerous prototypes,

testing and changes we're proud to announce the availability of the

new 360Precision Atome.



The 360Precision Atome continues our tradition of unique products

designed for panoramic photographers by panoramic photographers.



The 360Precision Atome features a unique quick release lens clasp

system. The quick release clasp allows for fast one-handed operation.

As the clasp stays permanently attached to the lens you only need to

level the lens/camera in the Atome on initial set-up. Each time you

place the lens/clasp back into the holder you can be guaranteed that

the camera/lens will be level and ready to shoot.



We're in the process of verifying the accuracy of the 360Precision

Atome for use in a batchable work-flow. Initial tests are extremely

positive and we'll post an update when out tests have been finalised.



We're launching the 360Precision Atome at a pre-order price of £159 ex

VAT + shipping. We're expecting initial stock to sell out in days so

get your order in quickly. The Atome will be shipping initially for

the Nikkor 10.5 with the various Sigma versions shipping shortly

afterwards.



Features of the 360Precision Atome include:



• Quick release lens clasp.

• Clasp stays permanently attached to the lens.

• Lightweight at only 420gms (standard stainless base).

• Zero footprint base rotator (applicable lenses only).

• Perfect for use as a second head for

hiking, travel or back-packing.

• Initially available for Nikkor 10.5mm, coming soon for

Sigma 4.5mm and Sigma 8mm f3.5

• 3,4 or 6 click stops (lens dependent).

• Central 3/8" mount, perfect for use in pole

panoramic photography.

• Stainless steel or lightweight aluminum base option.



The 360Precision Atome is the perfect panoramic head where weight,

accuracy and ease of use is a priority. The quick release system

allows you to go from panoramic photography to standard photography

and back in seconds. Each clasp and holder is designed to minimise the

nadir footprint and allows for full 360º spherical panos without the

need to shoot a zenith shot (lens dependant). If you do need to shoot

a zenith you can remove the camera and lens one handed in 2-3 seconds,

shoot the zenith handheld and lock the clasp back into the base.



We'll also be offering special bundles for customers wanting to

purchase an Atome with an Absolute or Adjuste. We'll be adding cheaper

shipping options to the website shortly but if anyone needs cheaper

shipping now just reply to the order confirmation for options and we

can adjust the ship option and cost before processing the order.



You can check out the more details and photos on the 360Precision

website: www.360precision.com



If anyone has any questions please feel free to ask.



Matthew Rogers

Co-founder

360Precision.com



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