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Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:48 pm**

Hey, that cleaned up pretty nice. With more practice you'll get the straight lines down too. Honestly though, if it's just for you, then it doesn't matter that much anyway so long as it still retains the springs and pins. Remember to try that trick I told ya about in chat the other night next time

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2012 10:20 pm**

elbowmacaroni wrote:Hey, that cleaned up pretty nice.

You can see the camera lens in the reflection, I'd say it did too.

With more practice you'll get the straight lines down too. Honestly though, if it's just for you, then it doesn't matter that much anyway so long as it still retains the springs and pins.

I'm my worse critic, nothing is good enough. I KNOW it can be better. Speaking of:

Remember to try that trick I told ya about in chat the other night next time

Which thing was that? I've talked to a lot of people about it and have been thinking of a lot of things to do differently, can't remember exactly what it was you said.

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