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- Birthday 01/13/1954
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Hi Valeriy, and again a very clarifying hint. Thank you very much. In many fora acetone is recommended as THE metal degreaser. Much to my shame I have been a total ignorant on chemical issues since my school days, the more so I appreciate the hints and clues given by acknowledged and practised guys such as you. Thanks again! I wish you all the best for 2026 and may you continue you masterly work in peace. Joachim
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Hello Kurt, as owner of some of their machines I tried to contact Donna or somebody else of their company some weeks ago via their email-contact given in their homepage in order to place an order for e.g. the extension table for the table saw. Alas, no reaction resp. response from their side so far. Can you please indicate to me an actual way of getting into contact with them other than by phone? Thanks very much for your help. Best regards Joachim
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Danke für die Grüße! I definitely will enjoy it and I'm sure to realy learn a lot and I can make use in my model(s) to come. In 1946 my father was transferred due to unbearable humanitarian conditions from a French POW camp in Marseille out of French custody into US hands to Camp Holabird in Baltimore. He told me once that this hand-over really saved him from severe illness, starvation and death in the Marseille camp. I still own his German-American English dictionary stamped by the camp's library. So I have some personal relations to Chesapeake Bay and Baltimore in particular. Greetings Joachim
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