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01-01-2012 03:35 AM #1
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Well Pastor, you have to start someplace and the roof is as good a spot as any!!! That's some really nice work with the stud gun, sure is a nice way to pull dents and shrink up the high spots!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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01-01-2012 04:54 AM #2
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I bought the stud gun from harbor freight. All the reviews loved the gun but hated the slide hammer because they had issues with it grabbing. Once I got it figured out, the slide hammer is not all that bad. Now if I don't keep the tension on the stud once it is in the slide hammer, it will let go. I think it is going to be a life saver on this project as well as those on the horizon.
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01-01-2012 05:38 AM #3
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I know what you mean, can't imagine doing sheet metal and body work without one!!!!
Originally Posted by pastor bubba
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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