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Old 09-27-2017, 02:00 PM
Tim R. Tim R. is offline
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Absolutely incredible work you've done on this machine. Especially when dealing with the damaged sections of metal. That would have stopped me in my tracks.

I'm amazed that the selector mechanism operates on 120v. That seems unnecessarily dangerous. Imagine the liability if something failed, exposing the customer to line voltage!
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