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Thanks to Bob Lerner all is well. There was a piece of sandpaper from the previous belt caught in the holder. We, after a little fumbling got it out and could then install the new belt. Thank you Bob.
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Agree. Great job Rob, especially on such short notice.
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SchunfferlegouvenV house . Picture below.
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No,but they give me a bucket of bolts. I said nuts? They said this was not the battle of the bulge.
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Chemical reaction so very fast.
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Educated guess the cast iron table had moisture on it and taking the cover off exposed the table top to oxygen giving Fe2O3 or rust.
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Thank you guys.I will continue to use the beeswax and oil although you guys say why bother, only looks good until the board is washed with soap and water. I could,however, supply the ultimate user with a tin of homemade polish which also will not last for long. It is also suggested to use oak in the boards, although many people say using oak is a no no. The suggestion that the fancy boards should only be used as a wall display in the kitchen has a ring of truth but boards fancy or not I feel should be used. They are also fun to make, and have that how did he do that factor.
I do not know what velveeta chicken is and I am afraid to ask.
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Many companies forget what business they are in. A classic, railroads thought they were in the train business and never thought they were in the business of moving people and things. They never got into the airplane industry which moves people and things around.post office is another.
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Sorry, senior citizen moment. The wood is usually finished with shellac or mineral oil before the application of beeswax.
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