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Re: Cutting Lego, any Lego ...
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 7 May 2002 19:37:22 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Jennifer Clark writes:
> "miguel agullo" <technicpuppy@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:GvqwI4.Kor@lugnet.com...
> > ... is not acceptable in my book. I don't specially like corrugated tubes,
> > but that doesn't mean I can cut them up (I'd rather just not use thwm). • Why
> > would be cutting some pieces OK and cutting others (i.e. axles) not OK?
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> I think TJ said it all with respect to cutting pneumatic tubing; there are
> simply some parts where being cut to length is by definition part of their
> nature - string springs to mind, for example. When lego are making a model
> involving flex tubes or corrugated tubes, they'll have them cut to size.
> Sauce for the goose and all that, I don't see why I should limit myself by
> not cutting them :-)
In support of this, when I made my silver champ, I found that a piece of
corrugated tubing was missing. Some time later (about six months) I phoned
up Lego and asked if they could send me my missing piece. As the model was
packed away, I could not remember which length it was. The CS rep just sent
me the longest one and told me to cut it shorter if necessary.
Mark
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| "miguel agullo" <technicpuppy@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:GvqwI4.Kor@lugnet.com... (...) Why (...) I think TJ said it all with respect to cutting pneumatic tubing; there are simply some parts where being cut to length is by definition part of (...) (22 years ago, 7-May-02, to lugnet.technic)
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