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Old 02-12-2011, 10:31 PM   #9
O.D. Mike
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I'm OK, can't stand taking all the time to draw out the plug then turn and sand it, only to try something foolish. I have to change the speeds of my drill press and work on a jig to hold the plug. I will be talking to some of our members at plugfest about it.

No blood was drawn, I will gladly show pics of carnage if and when it happens...... Sorry Paul, won't be needing the props, but thanks for the offer.

"Lets at least hear about it? Others may learn from your mistake?"
After I master the process I will gladly share it....

We have all been there, its like falling asleep while driving! It scares the CRAP out of you!!! Then you figure out the steps to stop it from happening again...

Since I've worked with engineers I look at problems as challenges. Just need to figure out where I went wrong and make the steps to be safer and not have to change my shorts as often....


Have to get back to building!
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