On Jul 15, 1:07*pm, Jim Wilkins wrote:
On Jul 15, 1:28*pm, "Denis G." wrote:





On Jul 15, 12:11*pm, Jim Wilkins wrote:

On Jul 15, 12:51*pm, "Denis G." wrote:

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I've used a Leco water-cooled abrasive cut-off saw for metal sample
preparation. *I thought that lapidary saws were used mostly for stone
and ceramics.
...

And stubborn old gold alloy dental crowns. After the slide hammer
failed she went in with a chop saw. Two hours I'll never forget. She
gave me the remains which otherwise would have gone out with the used
sharps. It had been center drilled for a root canal and might make a
grotesque Goth/vampire necklace were I so inclined.

In June I made -one- appointment for the whole month of July. Guess
when the dentist has to install the new crown.

jsw

Cringe... *It sounds like an Edgar Allan Poe story, but maybe you're
though the worst of it.-

Thanks to the root canal the tooth had no feeling. The worst pain was
in my butt, specifically the wallet area.

The old crown might make a good lid for a poison ring. I could mold
the roots to grow around my finger.- Hide quoted text -

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The ring sounds a bit gruesome, but maybe you'll start a new trend in
body art. g