Laura,
Have you successfully done this? Mine needs sharpening and I don't
want to give up on it just yet ;) Mine has the original blade.
== Marjorie Wilser
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I have, or else I wouldn't have advised you to do it. :)
The reamer is really an important part though. You want a
Repairman's reamer or t-reamer. Keep SafeSearch ON when you look
for that. Also, beware of any reamers less than $10 - the metal on
those isn't good enough to stand up to the
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 11:47 AM, Laura Rubin rubin.lau...@gmail.com wrote:
I have, or else I wouldn't have advised you to do it. :)
The reamer is really an important part though. You want a
Repairman's reamer or t-reamer. Keep SafeSearch ON when you look
for that.
thanks for the warning!
