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#1 posted 934 days ago

Okay…the nut came off OPPOSITE of what the book said….now I am having an issue getting the washer off…....

....and we thought woodworking was suppose to be easy…..

Stan

-- "Projects beget projects and projects beget the need to buy new tools and that is what the cycle of life is all about." Stan Pearse, Novato, CA

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