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>Next I used all the old pieces as templates.......
>What does one do if the D.P.O. has removed all the interior pieces...
Manufacture your own carpet templates from rolls/sheets of brown wrapping
paper. Lay the paper out where it belongs, mark it over-size, cut it, retry,
trim, retry until it fits. You then have your template. If you screw it up,
get another piece of paper.
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> I'm now on my second lead knock-off hammer in less than a year. At nearly
$20 a crack, I'd really like to find a more cost effective alternative.
Can a local hardware/plumbing supply store you with a hand
le & mold for a recastable lead head hammer? They used to be an off the
shelf item. LBCs aren't the only thing in the world that needs a soft but
heavy hammer. Lead melts real good over a Coleman white gas camp stove.
Wear eye protection, leather shoes & have good ventilation when casting.
Malcolm Forbes
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