I checked out your dizzy re-do. You do nice work! Surgical gloves? We're going to have to start calling you "Denny, the Dizzy Doctor". Keep checking that point gap though, expecially with new points, that rubbing block will seat and change the gap. One suggestion: put the points "right on the money" with the feeler guages, then put your 6-cyl dwell meter on there and note the reading. Then, in the future you can easily check to see if your gap is changed by just checking your dwell meter. I did this about once a week and found that the gap was constantly changing. That's when I decided it was time for a Langdon's mini-HEI.