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My Plastic Flattening Rig

By MikeO

9 years ago


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    #13 9 years ago
     
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    ThatsaKicker

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    John_I, stupid question but I would've thought any wooden surfaces may not leave the plastics smooth enough, worry of chips flaking etc?

    Is that a process you have tried many times with success and smoothness?

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