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I got a call from a guy who has a repair job on a Blanchard grinder
mag chuck in Portsmouth NH that requires someone with
electro-mechanical troubleshooting skills. I've worked on one as a
favor a couple times for a mutual friend, but it's not really my
department, and I don't have time to help him out. IIRC you're in NH
-- any interest? Should pay well.

He assures me it's cleaner than the typical Blanchard grinder, but I
wouldn't wear your good clothes. g

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Ned Simmons
 
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