Roger wrote....... >Note I was quoting wired hammers, The wire is threaded >through the molding and the ends are twisted on the other side. The >salesman used to love to tell customers that two holes were drilled in the >molding, and the wire was lovingly threaded thro' and twisted. Not like >Japanese hammers that were stapled or riveted. The advantage was no split >moldings, >Now there's your daily chuckle. >See you very soon, who buy's the first beer. Hi Roger, .......well I didn't read your post properly did I :) Big difference between twisted wires you were referring to and machine staples which I was referring to. I'll buy the first one and you buy the rest. :) Cheers.... Graeme Harvey New Plymouth New Zealand
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