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mr.magoo:
yeah but not cheap, bitd my dad used to bring me home big tubs of machine grease from his factory, now i use lythium? grease from halfrauds, but wow...i did not know it was so costly... when that runs out i'm reverting back to cheap... something like
cant believe its not butter :LolLolLolLol:

Goose1:
I knocked this up at work.Bit industrial I know but it's perfect for both jobs :daumenhoch:

brass monkey!:
wood 'n' mallet  ;)

karlos100:

--- Quote from: Goose1 on December 06, 2008, 08:15 PM ---I knocked this up at work.Bit industrial I know but it's perfect for both jobs :daumenhoch:


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thought about makin something similar but being a frikkin perfectionist i didnt want to leave any marks on the headset as its black to match the frame. shame when i unravelled the frame it was scratched anyway and needs touchin up in a couple of places. tut! next week im pressing a chrome tange one into my other frame. i think that will go bit better...hopefully!

mr.magoo:
only frameset i've ever marked using just the mallet was a can spray painted one, works everytime for me, gently does it gently taps going round in circles to try to keep even as it goes in :daumenhoch:

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