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12th November 2011, 11:27 AM
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It's very small, as I said, like a paper clipper. No, I never got a tear out on the other side. It was always very clean, and I never replaced the pin, which probably would need to by now. Even if I don't know you can replace it on this tool, probably just get a new tool. It's fast, clean and accurate. |
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