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06.22.2009, 06:19 PM
If you are dunning steel on steel I usually set it by sound. If you have it too tight it will be loud. Steel on plastic I usually set by getting the closer, then slowly spinning the spur by hand to feel for any tight spots. If there are any I just open the mesh up a bit till it runs smooth thru 360 deg of rotation. Steel on plastic is usually a little looser than steel on steel, at least from my experience. Not much, but a little.
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