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Old 19th April 2022, 08:26 PM   #1
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Hi Fernando. It may well be a spelling error.
Is this what they mean by three hollows perhaps (see attached, found online):
What is a cut through blade? I'm not certain I am aware of this.
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... Hi Fernando. It may well be a spelling error. Is this what they mean by three hollows perhaps (see attached, found online):...
Yes Keith, that's what i (i) figure.

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What is a cut through blade? I'm not certain I am aware of this.
A pierced blade ... i (i)would say ...


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