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Unread 10-20-2015, 01:29 PM   #1
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The bricks or the rib mills?
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Sorry for being so curt. I was on my I-phone in the shop. I was referring to available whole bricks from the factory site. There is an area on the lot that still holds a fair amount of whole bricks.

As far as the rib matting machine goes the last I saw of it was at Tony's place. The machine is more of a micro shaper than a mill. I would love to play with it as I have a lot of literature on it and it looks like fun.
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The machine is more of a micro shaper than a mill. I would love to play with it as I have a lot of literature on it and it looks like fun.
The shaper angle is what I always imagined it to be, although I've never actually seen pictures of the machine either static OR in operation. You've actually got literature on this thing?!?! I don't suppose you'd be willing to scan and share copies of that, would you?
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