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Thread: Myford Bed Regrinding
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15th June 2015, 12:22 PM #46
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Well I must say I'm surprised, I know I said "drop the saddle back on and see whats its like" but the truth is I haven't even unpacked the car. Still, once you've tried it out on a few jobs, if you don't like it we can always revisit, doesn't take long to get to pieces, getting it back together is your problem
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15th June 2015, 01:06 PM #47
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In regard to being able to wind the saddle it looks usable. In terms of accuracy etc won't know until all set up again. pulling down isn't and issue nor is reassembling the parts it is the realignment during/after assembly that takes the time.
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