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Tuf Neck stem dismantling

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Steve P:
I find resto work easier with no quill. I've recently finished this one ... Marty will remember this stem  :daumenhoch:







Steve

MartyC:

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--- Quote from: Rom Bloke on September 25, 2007, 06:55 PM ---yes you can, but i gotta ask, why would you want to.

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Dave

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Re-Anodising or super polish?

I stripped mine to get it re-anodised and it's come up a treat  :daumenhoch:

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Any Photo's  ???

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Will sort some tomorrow  :daumenhoch:

lazychubs:
i tapped my one out
and was super loose
when i refitted it
had to araldite it in to stop it moving

burnaliser:
Thanks for the tips, I wanted to get it powdered, so think I'll just leave the stem attached if I might end up with problems later...

MartyC:

--- Quote from: burnaliser on September 26, 2007, 02:39 PM ---Thanks for the tips, I wanted to get it powdered, so think I'll just leave the stem attached if I might end up with problems later...

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I don't think you will have problems with it but tbh I would not get it powdered they look better in the raw of anodised  :daumenhoch:

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