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JPG
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db5 wrote:You don't even tear into an envelope - probably use something to slit it. However, I hope it helps, as if you needed it.

Please, on a separate post reveal to us how you get everything to be so shiny and pristine clean. Pictures with details would be fawned on (appreciated by those who aren't into fawning).
When I open an envelope with my stubby finger, being torn open is the only accurate way to describe the result!:D

Hopefully torn will not be an accurate description of the result of disassembling the MVII base.;)
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[quote="JPG40504"]The wheels may be worn down(but then maybe not with the steel ones!]

No, it's a faulty measurement and cut. The height of the under SS Storage cabinet is 1/8" tall on one side. It's all on me. It sits flat and dies not rock when lowered for action and only rubs in a couple of places on the garage floor and I know to avoid these. Someday I will redo that cabinet, use better materials and do a better job.

Like JPG said approx 1/2" clearance less my mistake so it gets kinda narrow for me. Not much Like I said, I wish it was more.

Some day I will level and flatten my floor as well. I have a lot of someday projects:D
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Hey Teacherman

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Read your PMs and don't ignore them; you need to reply. Pandora has a box. Astute man that you are I'm sure you know about that. Curious minds want to know but won't if the PMs are read and responded to - appropriately. The clock's ticking. But you don't know how much time is left do you?
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