Twisted action fixed.

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[jbjh]

Thanks handjobber.

Here was my favorite...http://forum.snipershide.com/sniper-hide-gunsmithing/188420-any-fixing-scrap-metal.html#post2478191

Ha! I remember that thread. I also remember contemplating buying it (clearly, I hadn't been drinking enough).

Stang, you've got to take and post pictures of these misadventures.

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[jbjh]

Which misadventures. Just fixin other people mistakes thats it.

Indeed, I would qualify twisting an action as a misadventure. More properly though, "Please post pictures of your step-by-step repairs of other people's misadventures."

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[jbjh]

Don't have one of those, but I know I want one!

Plenty of thing I can't do that I'm interested in learning about.

Rarely have I acquired knowledge of one thing that hasn't influenced another area of my life (E.O. Wilson uses the term 'consilience', or a jumping together of ideas, to describe it).

On the other hand, I can understand if its a hassle to carve out extra time from your schedule so that I can geek out :)

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[Blitzfike]

I actualy thought about that about the time I finished this last one. So far both have been flat back allowing me to hold a surface square. I might be able to show the process with the first one. Who else has one of these to do the job though?
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4105VG2ZYYL.jpg

Stang, I have one that gets a workout. I use it for everything from my gunsmithing to mill work. I frequently use it to set my rotary table in the vertical direction in my setups. Great tool.