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Hey Roger: After you get the stack of doughnuts, spacers and all lined up in your jig or fixture to hold them, do not compress them too far. Just compressing them far enough so you can see the ring grove (about 1/8 to 3/16 below the cap), then start one end of the snap ring in the grove so it is just past one of the openings. Work the snap ring into place with a couple of screw drivers, one keeping the first end from coming out, and the other putting the ring into place. Once you get more than 1/2 way around, it goes pretty good.
    I have found if you compress the stack too far, the snap ring is harder to put into place. It is also important to compress the stack in an even manner, so you have the room for the snap ring to go back in to place without hitting the bell shaped top.
    After doing all the above, the mouth-tongue placement is the final toughie
Lynn Nelsen
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