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11-14-2011, 07:02 PM
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Cracker Jack trimming question
So I want to trim my slightly oversized CJs and was wondering the best way. Im freakin kidding.
A lot of my CJs with nice corners measure dead on 3" by 2.25" and I was wondering about addition signs of trimming for cjs past unever corner wear. I have a 10x-20x loupe on the way. My Cicotte is an additional 1/16" over top-bottom and is the largest Ive found. Thanks. 
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