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Wow...sometimes we have answers right in front of our nose...takes a GURU to see it. Way to go Curt. I will use this one...........Mac~
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mac, I started out "hooking" them with a homemade version made out of a eye screw.......But found that there is nothing simpler and easily accessible as a screw driver....
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I'm gonna have to try the screw driver method sometime Curt. Thanks. I like trying new techniques.
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Curt, I tried the screwdriver method last night and had 2 shafts with a big curve in them straight in a few minutes. Got another that bends 2 ways and I got it better. With a little work it'll be right tonight. Thanks for the idea. I haave tried to use a hook before and pretty much lost interest because I only made them worse.
Charlie
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Wow!!! Curt, thank you! I've been using an empty beer bottle. I just got a dozen ramin dowels yesterday. I'll try the screwdriver, bet it will make me look like a craftsman. Posts: 660 | From: Accord, NY | Registered: Mar 2005
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