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  1. 02-12-2006 05:30 PM #9
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    I agree Itoldyouso, the proper tool and equipment helps to keep working on your rod fun and easier. I thank God for my tools and machines. I would help anyone out I could that don't have some of the equipment I have, because I known how long I had to work to get what I have.

    HAVE TRIED OXYGEN AND ACETALENE, GAS WELDING. WITH A SMALL BRAZING HEAD.
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