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Buzz_LightBeer

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  1. Buzz_LightBeer
    Along with that, remember the survivability of cardiac arrest is low. Run through the algorithms and you've made the best attempt you can.
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    I take a EE Supreme, D Nexus, and after heating, the D Mako II is fine
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    I have flat feet, not only have I stretched that area, I've given them moderate heat (5-6) mins, tied them and stood in them to relax that area
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    They're plenty stiff but useable. The Red Widow paint job is a thing of beauty too. As painful as that is for a Blues fan to admit
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    Love Xmas in June! Holmstrom Widows, 5.2 HCR 75, 5.2 TC4 75
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    Milwaukee Admirals 2015, June 9th. Should be VERY promising http://www.milwaukeeadmirals.com/news/0507garage
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    Grip goes over the base on the handle, and is awesome, albeit expensive. The other two waxes are different degrees of tackiness.
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    I bet Bauer is more likely to acknowledge the VT study and continue their innovation/safety process as usual. Just the random nature of the helmets they deem "safest" should indicate to a hockey knowledgable person that the VT system is not perfect. Is your head just as safe in the same hit wearing a Res300 as a 2100? Unlikely, but this system says yes.
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    Thanks, I'm glad someone else noticed that as well. Also has a cage too large to sit in the J clips.
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    According to my Blues app, his number just opened up as well Goc for LaPierre
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    I use the dimpled ones. Not the fanged ones.
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    I have access to a riveter, so I use the copper rivet anvil with the rivet remover jig to seat the T nut in place (tough to describe via text). It's a tight fit, so it helps hold the nut in place while tightening. Never had to redrill a hole.
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    Not true. Here are MLX screws. Pan Head Torx, 8-32 1/4" are what I use. T nuts and washers as well http://www.mcmaster.com/#machine-screws/=uulzgh
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    Graf nuts will likely ruin the mako sole. MLX screws are the way to go, you can find them in reasonable quantities, I'll find the site.
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    i put 8 MLX screws on in place of rivets on day one and haven't had a single issue.
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    I prefer thin footbeds in Mako skates. I replaced the stock ones with some basic Grafs as well as some Elites without a problem
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    Being customs I'm not 100% sure of the model, I think they're labeled X805i PPF. 160 + 2 and colors and striping were the only mods.
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    Any shop with an Eagle account would have the capability.
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    Thanks to Eagle, my misses will have custom pants for the holidays. Penguins striping, 160 + 2.
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    Should be T20
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    I would replace the front/back rivets of the from and back towers with MLX screws if you have some. Should make a world of difference.
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    Retail rant of the day; Bauer's "in-stock" items and Warriors "customer service" Heavy on the air quotations.
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    Done it for years, 5-8 minutes in a skate oven, then I work the fingers over the back roll to soften and elongate the palms to make them more mobile. Works wonders. I really can't see the skate oven being hot enough to do structural damage to anything.
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    Did I get a car wash on the new pick up today? YES. Did I remember my equipment bag and sticks were in the bed when I did it? NOPE.
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