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Yesterday, 12:48 PM (This post was last modified: Yesterday, 12:50 PM by kscott.)
A little help, please.  I am in the process of selling off the contents of my woodworking shop and am grouping items by area.  In the turning area I can identify most things but I have a number of faceplates that I am almost sure are aircraft aluminum and are red.  Does this ring a bell with anyone?
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Ken
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Hi Ken,

Pics would help!!!  That said, you may be describing Don Pencil's brand of faceplate. 

There are other finely done faceplates, but his were very popular. 

Good Luck!

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(8 hours ago)taxman Wrote: Hi Ken,

Pics would help!!!  That said, you may be describing Don Pencil's brand of faceplate. 

There are other finely done faceplates, but his were very popular. 

Good Luck!

Lance

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