"Too_Many_Tools" wrote in message
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Thanks for the offer Harold.

Perhaps you could upload the manual to the Metalworking Dropbox for
anyone else who might need it?

I suppose that's a possibility----but I don't know if there's a restriction
on file sizes there. I've only used it once, at least as I recall, and it
was a long time ago. I'm also concerned about any legal ramifications of
publishing the information. Any opinions on where we stand in this case?
I'll not do anything with it for the moment, but know that it is available
if you get in trouble.

By the way, the pdf file is just over 4 mb in size, and consists of four
pages, printed on each side. Not great quality, the back side of each page
shows through to some degree. I now regret not having printed the sheets
on one side only, and it appears I did not save the original file when I
downloaded it from the old site.


I have just one set of dies so far...a full set of 90 degree.

Any suggestions as to what other types would be useful?

I'm not versed in sheet metal work, so I hesitate to say much. Perhaps
others can offer some useful information. I have used mine only for a
couple small projects to this point-----but assume it will be quite useful
if I ever get started on my project of building a model steam locomotive.

Harold