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Old 04-25-2012, 08:39 PM
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I give up, why the hole in the end!!??

They look great!!
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You can bring those with you to jacktown...
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Very nice work.
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I'd say the hole is a centering hole to hold the bolt in a lathe during turning of the end stepdown........(but you knew that....)
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Nice work Jeff in Pa
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I'd say the hole is a centering hole to hold the bolt in a lathe during turning of the end stepdown........(but you knew that....)


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Nice work......... but aren't the threads on the wrong end ?????
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