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06-11-2013, 08:12 PM
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Sets
Why? I work on completing several sets at a time. In my opinion it s the best way to do it as you can switch sets as opportunities arise. I keep detailed notes about each set I am building and go back to re read the notes as a refresher often.
In fact I started keeping notes about sets by clipping various posts about each particular set from these very Net54 posts almost from the beginning of the forum. I have learned so much and have relished going over the quirks of each set. Good luck and have fun! Z Wheat 
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