Old 10-30-15 | 09:52 AM
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habilis
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Originally Posted by Reynolds
I'd try to determine exactly where the bend is (inwards or outwards of the cone), hold the axle in a vise with copper or aluminum jaws with the bend just outside, and hit the axle with a lead or wood mallet. It's hard to get the axle perfectly straight though.
Thanks! (I've always admired your paintings, Joshua.)
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