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1Hot shaft ok now. Empty Hot shaft ok now. Sun Apr 10, 2011 5:53 pm

halftone


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Yes, I did the copper tube and moly treatment, let it dry all night installed this morning and carved for an hour and the heat isn't much more than body temp. Thanks for the great ideas.

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