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Old February 5th 05, 06:40 PM
Jim Carriere
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Oh, that's where this thread went...

I used the inexpensive tool (the one that uses two bolts for the
clamping force) the other day for several swages on 1/8 cable.

A word to the wise-

Mine came with lockwashers at the top of those bolts, I'm not sure
why either, they don't add to the functionality of the tool. Take
them off and replace them with regular flat washers!!! One of them
began digging into the body of the tool, and it is now more difficult
to turn that one bolt because the tool is damaged.

Anyway, it makes good swages- the go/no-go gauge fits over with a
slight amount of play- the swages are tight enough plus a little bit
more.

It's funny how the second time you do a job it takes half as long as
the first time.
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Old February 6th 05, 12:14 AM
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Could squish that tool in the bench vise also, as long as you can take the cable to vice....

"Jim Carriere" wrote in message ...
Oh, that's where this thread went...

I used the inexpensive tool (the one that uses two bolts for the clamping force) the other day for several swages on
1/8 cable.

A word to the wise-

Mine came with lockwashers at the top of those bolts, I'm not sure why either, they don't add to the functionality of
the tool. Take them off and replace them with regular flat washers!!! One of them began digging into the body of the
tool, and it is now more difficult to turn that one bolt because the tool is damaged.

Anyway, it makes good swages- the go/no-go gauge fits over with a slight amount of play- the swages are tight enough
plus a little bit more.

It's funny how the second time you do a job it takes half as long as the first time.



  #33  
Old February 6th 05, 01:53 AM
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"Barnyard BOb -" wrote

Same here, 'cept I still cares who be doin' the squeezin'.


SOP*



*Squeezable Old Phart ;-)



You pop back up here, after weeks AWOL, and that is all you could come up
with?

You are losing your form! Hmm, too much squeezin'?

Jim (use it or lose it) in NC


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Old February 6th 05, 03:03 AM
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"Morgans" wrote

You pop back up here, after weeks AWOL, and that is all you could come up
with?

You are losing your form! Hmm, too much squeezin'?

Jim (use it or lose it) in NC


Forgot the g's n' smiles, in case you couldn't tell!
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Jim in NC


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Old February 7th 05, 01:42 PM
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You pop back up here, after weeks AWOL, and that is all you could come up
with?

You are losing your form! Hmm, too much squeezin'?

Jim (use it or lose it) in NC


Forgot the g's n' smiles, in case you couldn't tell!

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Not a problem.....

You're harmless enough! g


SOB*




* Squeezable Ol' BOb

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Old February 7th 05, 02:38 PM
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Barnyard BOb - wrote:

You pop back up here, after weeks AWOL, and that is all you could come up
with?

You are losing your form! Hmm, too much squeezin'?

Jim (use it or lose it) in NC


Forgot the g's n' smiles, in case you couldn't tell!

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=-=-

Not a problem.....

You're harmless enough! g

SOB*

* Squeezable Ol' BOb


Ya know Unka BOb April informs me that sob stands for "sweet ol' boy ;^)

Gary
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Old February 7th 05, 08:38 PM
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"Gary Thomas" wrote


Ya know Unka BOb April informs me that sob stands for "sweet ol' boy ;^)

Gary


I could think of *several* other things it could stand for.

Since this is a "G" rated forum, I won't go there. g
--
Jim in NC


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Old February 10th 05, 11:40 PM
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Not a problem.....

You're harmless enough! g

SOB*

* Squeezable Ol' BOb


Ya know Unka BOb April informs me that sob stands for "sweet ol' boy ;^)

Gary

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Never would I argue with a lady of such refinement and fine taste!


SOB


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Old February 11th 05, 01:02 AM
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except when he's a *rooster* snuggler


"Barnyard BOb -" wrote in message
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Not a problem.....

You're harmless enough! g

SOB*

* Squeezable Ol' BOb


Ya know Unka BOb April informs me that sob stands for "sweet ol' boy ;^)

Gary

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

Never would I argue with a lady of such refinement and fine taste!


SOB




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Old February 11th 05, 05:25 AM
Barnyard BOb -
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Ya know Unka BOb April informs me that sob stands for "sweet ol' boy ;^)

Gary


I could think of *several* other things it could stand for.

Since this is a "G" rated forum, I won't go there. g

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

"G" rated forum?

Nonsense.. Once again, Mr. Shop Jock .....
You have confused r.a.h. with your favorite cartoon channel.

P.S.
Granted, there is little difference on occasion....
but, that ain't necessarily a bad thing. (8+Q


Barnyard BOb -

 




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