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Old 01-17-2009, 09:46 PM   #30
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As others did, the bottom of the duplicator has plexiglas allowing it to slide on the platform easier. I'm sure lexon would be a lot easier to use as the plexiglass tends to crack a lot easier when cutting and drill but I just went slowly and it worked out.

I just happen to have a couple dock cleats from the marina laying around and I was brainstorming about some ideas for weight. looks a little silly but adds a some weight and also allow me to cup my hands in between the cleat and handle.
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