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rickster
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Posts: 384 Joined: Monday Mar 16, 2009Location: Alexandria, Pa
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by rickster Sunday Jun 14, 2009
I think my 2 year old boy took a drum stick and pushed in the dust cap on one of my 15" carvins, Help!
"He who trims himself to suite others, will soon whittle himself away"-Unknown
onetooloud
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Posts: 263 Joined: Monday Aug 11, 2003Location: Johnstown
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by onetooloud Sunday Jun 14, 2009
Thats not going to hurt a thing, however if youd like it fixed. I've got em.
JackANSI
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Posts: 1322 Joined: Friday May 16, 2008Location: Workin' in a Soylent factory, Waitin' for the Malthusian catastrophe.
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by JackANSI Monday Jun 15, 2009
I've used a T-shirt placed over the end of a vacuum cleaner hose and pulled them them back out. But its risky.
songsmith
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Posts: 6108 Joined: Monday Dec 09, 2002Location: The Wood of Bells
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by songsmith Tuesday Jun 16, 2009
I took a small needle, poked it in , turned it at an angle and pulled the dent out. I left it at that, but you could seal the pinhole with a dot of nailpolish or whatever.--->JMS
DirtySanchez
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by DirtySanchez Wednesday Jun 17, 2009
Oh man, it's junk now. Just give them both to me, and buy new ones. No use in splitting up the pair.
"You are now either a clueless inbred brownshirt Teabagger, or a babykilling hippie Marxist on welfare."-Songsmith
onegunguitar
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by onegunguitar Wednesday Jun 17, 2009
DirtySanchez wrote: Oh man, it's junk now. Just give them both to me, and buy new ones. No use in splitting up the pair.
Hahahaha! Smooth move!!
