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Manuel Francisco Valencia
Expert Film Handler

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From: Oklahoma City, OK, USA
Registered: Dec 2000


 - posted 01-19-2004 08:03 PM      Profile for Manuel Francisco Valencia   Email Manuel Francisco Valencia   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
There is a hole in the base of the AW3 brain just below the upper roller. I have never really given much thought to its purpose before but is there anyone who knows why the hell it is there?

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Mike Olpin
Chop Chop!

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 - posted 01-19-2004 09:20 PM      Profile for Mike Olpin   Email Mike Olpin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I think there's a little white post that is supposed to be screwed in there.

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Manuel Francisco Valencia
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 - posted 01-19-2004 09:33 PM      Profile for Manuel Francisco Valencia   Email Manuel Francisco Valencia   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Mike
I don't think it is. The brain only has four white posts and if this were for another then that would make five. Not only that the post would be pressing on the underside of the top roller.

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Mike Olpin
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 - posted 01-20-2004 02:40 AM      Profile for Mike Olpin   Email Mike Olpin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Oh -OK.

You mean underneath the top roller. I thought you meant under, looking at the brain from a top view (which was making me wonder which side you considered to be the top.)

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Manuel Francisco Valencia
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 - posted 01-20-2004 03:49 PM      Profile for Manuel Francisco Valencia   Email Manuel Francisco Valencia   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I was just sent a private message stating that this is a hole for an L-shaped bracket that holds an air pot for the arm of the brain. Has anyone ever had one of these and what are they like?

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David Stambaugh
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From: Eugene, Oregon
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 - posted 01-21-2004 11:32 AM      Profile for David Stambaugh   Author's Homepage   Email David Stambaugh   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Sorry to stray off-topic, but the title of this thread "Hole in AW3 Brain" makes me think of Mad Cow Disease. [evil]

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Steve Kraus
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From: Chicago, IL, USA
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 - posted 01-21-2004 09:11 PM      Profile for Steve Kraus     Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
The thread is about Mad Cow disease. You must already be afflicted if you can't see that. [Big Grin]

BTW, now we know why Soylent Green would be a really bad idea.

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