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Once the drilling and routing is done, the staple is carefully fit into place. The holes are not over-bored, but rather drilled to the actual diameter of the pin for a very tight fit. However, repeated working in and out of the staple as it is worked to depth will allow the holes to be worried enough that the staple can be set most of the way with firm hand pressure:[IMG][/IMG]
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