From: "Dwight K. Elvey" 
To: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: "Dwight K. Elvey" 


Hi
 Wear gloves, silly. You are right, a jewelers saw or
a coping saw would be easier.
Dwight


>From: jroweapp{at}postoffice.swbell.net
>
>Friend;
>If the blobs are thick, try a bow saw. I tried wire etc. on a 10" very slow
and
>painful, a bow saw presto!
>Regards and success
>Jeffrey
>
>"Dwight K. Elvey" wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>  Piano wire or small steel guitar string.
>> Later
>> Dwight
>>
>> >From: "charles f" 
>> >
>> >Hello to all. I now have my second scope just about to a stage
where I will
>> >be removing my secondary mirror and attaching it to the new scope.  The
>> >mirror is siliconed onto the wood dowel and I would like to reuse the
>> >mirror, but not the dowel.  does anybody have any suggestions
to get it off
>> >the dowel? is it worth it? or should I just purchase a new
secondary.  I am
>> >using the primary from my prototype scope and putting it into the new
scope.
>> >  any suggestions or comments are welcomed.
>> >
>> >thanks to all
>> >
>> >Charles in wilmington
>> >
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