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Re: New Parts
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lugnet.technic
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Mon, 1 Apr 2002 15:38:19 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Ralph Hempel writes:
> A quick hack might be to just glue the exisiting plate
> parts back to back. That gets you a two-plate stud
> reverser.
Glue?? Ewwww....
> The other route is to eliminate the ridge at the bottom of
> the two plates before you glue them together. I THINK this
> leaves enough material for a one-plate pole reverser.
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> John is just trying to find stuff to do with his fancy-pant
> milling machine!
Not that there's anything WRONG with that!
I THOUGHT I saw milling machine marks. :-)
John, you should have posted something about some obscure set you found with
these nifty new parts in them (after brassoing the marks away), as the
cheese thing, while good, isn't quite up to the level/quantity of stuff
we've seen in past years :-) (no one got my "sticking to the mold" reference
either... :-( )
++Lar
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| :) (...) Yeah, I was going to try that, it's no coincidence that this is April 1 ;) But I didn't have time to polish them last night, and that darn digital camera takes much too detailed pictures! So I bailed on the whole "anyone know what set these (...) (22 years ago, 1-Apr-02, to lugnet.technic)
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| A quick hack might be to just glue the exisiting plate parts back to back. That gets you a two-plate stud reverser. The other route is to eliminate the ridge at the bottom of the two plates before you glue them together. I THINK this leaves enough (...) (22 years ago, 1-Apr-02, to lugnet.technic)
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