Re: 1937 115, 120 (and 138) gauge gaskets
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I should have added that if you have a laser cutter of your own, I’d me happy to send the file to anyone who wants it.
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Re: 1937 115, 120 (and 138) gauge gaskets
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What model cutter?
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Re: 1937 115, 120 (and 138) gauge gaskets
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She has an Xtool D2 Pro….I got it for her about a year ago, but that model has now been discontinued. It works pretty well. She hasn’t used it very a lot and is still learning.
EDIT….its an Xtool D1 Pro, not 2
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Re: 1937 115, 120 (and 138) gauge gaskets
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Thanks Don, greatly appreciated. I have some paper gasket sheet arriving today so I can try to make the other two paper gaskets as well.
Also I discovered the glass in mine has been etched by dirt and debris over the years. Luckily the "Dallas Zone office" has the NOS glass in stock, or I would have had a local glass place cut a replacement. The 115-c uses plain (unpainted) glass, so that a fairly easy part to remedy.
Posted on: Today 8:02
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