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<blockquote data-quote="Phezzik" data-source="post: 2587499" data-attributes="member: 34584"><p>We like to call those parts "air soluble". In gunsmithing school, one of the first things we learned was the gunsmith crawl, something you master very quickly. Then they showed us the tool of our shop - it was like a push broom, but instead of bristles it had long magnetic strips attached to the bottom. Worked so well, I'm going to make one out of an old swiffer for my house. The trick is getting magnetic strips strong enough. That shop vacuum is pretty ingenious. I'll remember that as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phezzik, post: 2587499, member: 34584"] We like to call those parts "air soluble". In gunsmithing school, one of the first things we learned was the gunsmith crawl, something you master very quickly. Then they showed us the tool of our shop - it was like a push broom, but instead of bristles it had long magnetic strips attached to the bottom. Worked so well, I'm going to make one out of an old swiffer for my house. The trick is getting magnetic strips strong enough. That shop vacuum is pretty ingenious. I'll remember that as well. [/QUOTE]
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