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Milc

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Post Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:22 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

ya lol. I've been doin pretty bad on my past few quizes so I gota study like crazy for next wed's test
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Post Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:25 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

haha kool dude. i just started this year 2. wat grade r u in?
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Post Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:30 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

2nd year college. German 101 haha my teachers this swedish viet lady. Shes hot as hell
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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 12:30 am

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

GreG wrote:
slashncut wrote:it's an 8
I just put a drop in the middle, it spreads out a bit tho


Too late, i've just loose it, my 42 and my 47....not easy to found new pivot


contact benchmade,
I recently lost a screw, benchmade shipped it to me for free(I'm in Europe aswell).
took around 2 weeks i think
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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:53 am

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

casper21331 wrote:
nice of u to translate, but be a little more sensitive to foriengers. it can be rly hard. not saying u shudnt try to help, but the abruptness is not needed. thnx :TU:


droopdog666 wrote:
we have the grammar policing handled. remember we are trying to invite more people over from Francebalisong, not scare off the few that do come here. the whole reason that we (the mod and admin team) police the grammar and spelling issues that come up on a regular basis, is for the benefit of exactly these people. please take it easy on them from now on.


Thank you men, it is true that it is difficult for me, it is for that reason that I am not so active on the F.A. The language blocks me enormously. But I cross each days several times and I am very attentive has what takes place here. To correct my faults, it make me learn, but don't forget that it is not as if it was the language about which I often speak. I am not bilingual. Regrettably. And often, I try to speak instinctively, with my reaction express, and my small vocabulary... No problem for the corrections. Excuse me for the faults.

slashncut wrote:
contact benchmade,
I recently lost a screw, benchmade shipped it to me for free(I'm in Europe aswell).
took around 2 weeks i think


Oh thank you SlashnCut, I would have to ask you before, I gave it to the veterinarian ( cutlery/armory ), I wait and I am going to pay I would know it for next time. ( How do you say ? Merde !!! ) " fuck "!!! That would have been able to be free. :o :cry:
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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 9:44 am

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

GreG wrote:
casper21331 wrote:
nice of u to translate, but be a little more sensitive to foriengers. it can be rly hard. not saying u shudnt try to help, but the abruptness is not needed. thnx :TU:


droopdog666 wrote:
we have the grammar policing handled. remember we are trying to invite more people over from Francebalisong, not scare off the few that do come here. the whole reason that we (the mod and admin team) police the grammar and spelling issues that come up on a regular basis, is for the benefit of exactly these people. please take it easy on them from now on.


Thank you men, it is true that it is difficult for me, it is for that reason that I am not so active on the F.A. The language blocks me enormously. But I cross each days several times and I am very attentive has what takes place here. To correct my faults, it make me learn, but don't forget that it is not as if it was the language about which I often speak. I am not bilingual. Regrettably. And often, I try to speak instinctively, with my reaction express, and my small vocabulary... No problem for the corrections. Excuse me for the faults.

slashncut wrote:
contact benchmade,
I recently lost a screw, benchmade shipped it to me for free(I'm in Europe aswell).
took around 2 weeks i think


Oh thank you SlashnCut, I would have to ask you before, I gave it to the veterinarian ( cutlery/armory ), I wait and I am going to pay I would know it for next time. ( How do you say ? Merde !!! ) " fuck "!!! That would have been able to be free. :o :cry:


well i can tell you right now your improving greatly with your english. if i hadnt known before hand that you were just learning english i would have thought you were fluint in english

Milc wrote:2nd year college. German 101 haha my teachers this swedish viet lady. Shes hot as hell


well maybe you'd do better if oyu spent less time oggaling oyur teacher and more time paying attention
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Milc

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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 12:08 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

yea that aint goin to happen haha
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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:47 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

glad to see some french speaking flippers contributing. Greg, fais sur de metre les tetes carrees dans leurs place si ils te donne trop de misere :lol: ( that is probably so full of spelling mistakes, I haven't written in french for years)

Correcting someone's second language can be very helpful, we just have to be tactful and respectful about it. Hell, most of the english speaking guys could use a lesson or two in speling every now and again :lol:

While I'm here, can you guys use a little discretion when quoting other replies. I think this thread actually has more quoted text than actual replies. thanks ;)


BTW-- thanks for looking out Droop, I appreciate it.
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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 6:12 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

spyderguy wrote:Hell, most of the english speaking guys could use a lesson or two in speling every now and again :lol:


Damn true !! :lol:

Haha, seriously speaking though, it's more than an honour to have the Frenchies and other Europeans here. I can't express how much I appreciate the fact that people like GreG and Matnotah are here, communicating in a secondary language which they may not be too good at. Frankly if I were to join a Spanish forum, especially where they use so much slang, life would really be hard for me !

So I salute these guys with respect.
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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 6:34 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

i agree. and we need to make a conscious effort to help them out by making our posts as easy as possible to read. sometimes they have to put it in a translator, so it needs to make sense.
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GreG

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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:26 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

Thank you all for your attention, it is really my translator which works well!!! And all your sentences are clearly, me understands better :lol: , certain use the slang ,thank you....
Spyderguy, Str8 and Droopdog, :TU: it is really simple and easy to read to you, without translator.
Hey Syderguy, your French is cool and great humor, with a brilliant expression, in Canada they knows " la tete au carré :pirate_SPANK: " !!!
Exellent, too much fun, I would follow your advice... :TU:
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Milc

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Post Tue Oct 20, 2009 11:52 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

BACK TO THE TOPIC

LOL anyways after you guys loctite yorur pivot screws does it losen again? Because mine did... Does that mean I didnt apply enough or does it happen to the best of us
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spyderguy

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Post Wed Oct 28, 2009 5:43 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

I've had that happen. When using a thread locker, it's recommended that you clean all the previous stuff and other gunk from the screw first. I used nail polish remover(acetone) and a q-tip to clean it as best I could. I find the longer you leave it before flipping (at least 24hrs, maybe longer) is best. As hard as it can be to leave it alone for too long, it should help you to flip a little longer before worrying about losing screws.
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droopdog666

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Post Wed Oct 28, 2009 6:02 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

and there is such a thing as too much loctite. it wont cure properly if there is too much. and dont use permatex
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T-man

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Post Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:02 pm

Re: Loctiting Pivot Screws

What happens if I've already used permatex? I've heard about the acetone, but is there anything else to clean the permatex out?

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