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tractorguy2
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Looks good.
Muir hill 101
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Do you make things like this out of copper and brass maybe lead so its easier to work with ?
tractorguy2
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Mine are mostly 22gauge sheet metal I cut and bend to the shape I want with some brass.
Muir hill 101
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That takes some serious talent to be able to do that . It looks like it wouldnt be hard when you look at but bob ross could paint a snowy mountain with pine trees Just with a couple simple looking brush strokes too. I Couldnt built something like the things Ive seen you build if you gave me a million dollars
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