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gluing in the WTC using wood to keep the clamps strait and true making sure top matches up with bottom half perfectly
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gluing in the WTC using wood to keep the clamps strait and true making sure top matches up with bottom half perfectly
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adding a new scratch built part
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sanding parts
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sanded and finished with new part.
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little more sanding will work out nicely better then the rounded end
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