getting ready to place the one supplemental piece. A #4 works well, and can be bumped up as you go... It'd probably pry the whole flake off if you actually fell on it though.

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getting ready to place the one supplemental piece. A #4 works well, and can be bumped up as you go... It'd probably pry the whole flake off if you actually fell on it though.

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Second Clip relief starting off the top of the flake

Aerili on "Double Dip".<br>
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Mark Roth

Mar 18, 2011

“getting ready to place the one supplemental piece. A #4 works well, and can be bumped up as you go... It'd probably pry the whole flake off if you actually fell on it though.”

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getting ready to place the one supplemental piece. A #4 works well, and can be bumped up as you go... It'd probably pry the whole flake off if you actually fell on it though.

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Photo by Blitzo.

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