In absolute quite, in what u might call 90210, not that that matters. My God is a big God. The month's ago had oi say down w/ a own & paper I could never have orchestrated this. But when God saw me longing in my soul for peace, quite,& undisturbed time w/ Him, He provided it. On Oct 30, 2012 4:31 AM, "Jim Henson" <a1propianos at gmail.com> wrote: > Just in case your wondering what i'm doin. i'm awake, studying the Word > of God, praying, etc. That's what people which believe the bible do. They > don't waste their life on foolishness late at nite in nowhere s ville. They > admit their doing that then ask God to take the day ahead of them & cause > it to be fruitful for His kingdom. If i'm casting pearls before a pig,i'll > take a chance w/ u jonathon, for I feel u may be worth the investment.My > God is a big God. > On Oct 27, 2012 2:52 PM, "Jim Ialeggio" <jim at grandpianosolutions.com> > wrote: > >> Those of you who abuse plates, that is grind off duplexes, or what have >> you, how do you get in close to either the struts or in tight sections >> without resorting to a file and bloody knuckles? >> >> I have 4" angle grinder which does most of the damage pretty quickly. >> Then I often try to switch to a 1/4" die grinder, but that really doesn't >> cut the mustard, at least not the way I'm set up with it. The die grinder >> only uses "surface prep" wheels which are not aggressive enough, even the >> 36 grit, to take down serious metal. Any other approaches to the tight >> spots? Are there tiny grinding wheels for a die grinder, as opposed to the >> tiny dremel cutoff wheels which are not terribly useful in this particular >> application either? >> >> Jim Ialeggio >> >> -- >> Jim Ialeggio >> jim at grandpianosolutions.com >> 978 425-9026 >> Shirley Center, MA >> >> -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20121030/b855104e/attachment.htm>
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