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In a message dated 8/22/2004 4:38:44 PM Pacific Standard Time,
joegarrett@earthlink.net writes:
HI Joe
I'm Back & I must respectfully disagree & agree. I agree with the
surfacing business though I don't twist bout it But disagree about stwy hammers as
the only ones you can shape into any shape because they're over rlacquerred.
I am able take any hammer I choose & shape it like an egg a sucker or
obilisque.
You gotta keep up Joe. The new stwy hammers produce a pretty good sound
out of the box.& I don't find them over treated in any way. I can file them
easily as well. IMO using finer and finer paper in the process of filing any
hammer is the key to getting a smooth surface without felt bunching up.
Joe don't be grumpy your much too nice a human.
Dale
It's Sunday & I must be in one of my "grumpier" moods today. What the heck
will it take to get y'all to quit using the above terms in regards to
SURFACING HAMMERS????!!!!!!!!! I'll accept "filing" & Re-surfacing. The only
hammers that can actually be "shaped" are ones like the Steinway over-lacquered
b-bs that can be "Ground" to just about any damned shape your little heart
desires! PLEASE? (I said please.<G>
Regards,
Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
Captain, Tool Police
Squares R I
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