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Old 08-06-2017, 12:08 PM
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$18.50 is still worth it in my book. But I agree.... a couple "blips" with a welder in the corners usually fixes them up.
Now your talking!...And he can use the money he saved to buy new pin guides and springs if need
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Depends on how much time you want to spend working on manufacturing one...if I had the materials and the tools I'd be doing it myself b/c I take pride in knowing I did it myself.

To each their own.
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Depends on how much time you want to spend working on manufacturing one...if I had the materials and the tools I'd be doing it myself b/c I take pride in knowing I did it myself.

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Right on Daniel
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Depends on how much time you want to spend working on manufacturing one...if I had the materials and the tools I'd be doing it myself b/c I take pride in knowing I did it myself.

To each their own.
Thats what i am about my pap was a tool and die maker his whole life so i have access to a lathe and a mill. And any chance i get to spend time in the shop with my 86 yr old grand pa is the best
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