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Now isn't that nice
I was only looking at a similar crank on my shaper earlier in the week thinking I needed to clean up a light covering of surface rust - now if I had your bronze one a bit of damp wouldn't matter !
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(11-22-2013, 11:56 AM)awemawson Wrote: Now isn't that nice
I was only looking at a similar crank on my shaper earlier in the week thinking I needed to clean up a light covering of surface rust - now if I had your bronze one a bit of damp wouldn't matter !
Andrew
thats one way to look at it, I just wanted one out of bronze because I had the metal to do it with and it would be something that most others wouldn't have and its going to look pretty good when all shined up.
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Nice
Proportions are spot on
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Wow! very nice
You could put that on the mantelpiece as an ornament
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