Yup, whatīs left of the metal still kind of springs. Itīs not funny. Itīs the most hilarious thing thatīs happened to me in the business so far! I will NOT tell the customer. This is on a need-to-know basis. She has no use for information of this kind. If thatīs being a con, so be it! And zer vill not bi a next time! Best regards, Kristinn P.S. If anybody has other interesting methods of handling things that involve nanoparticles or really dangerous chemicals, please let me know. I would really like to write some more stories. Voicing with a pneumatic drill, or refinishing with fluoric acid etc. At 18:54 11.9.2000 -0400, you wrote: > > > > Kristinn > > > > P.S. Were you scared? > >I _was_ anxious about the centerpin and the drop screw but >the hammer did not have a staple in it. the metal got hot >but not so hot as to burn, not like your spring. (I wonder >if it still springs). > >You _will_ have to tell the customer and show her your post, >or better still show her the post then tell her. I hope she >has as much humor as you do. Next time unhook the spring. > >You have to admit though, it is funny. > > Newton
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