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Old 11/29/2006, 01:11 AM
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Colt Coral Fraggin

any special way to frag a big colt?

just cut the branches? toothpick it and glue or rubberband that to a rock/frag disk ???
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Old 11/29/2006, 08:07 AM
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I like to use a razor blade to cut the branch, then use the toothpick through the branch and a rubber band around the toothpick to hold it to the rock while it attaches.
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Old 11/29/2006, 05:21 PM
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Cool,

I just wanted to make sure so I dont lose any fresh cuts

Thanks for the reply

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Old 12/01/2006, 09:01 PM
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you can supper glue the a plastic sword to a rock and then press to leather threw the sword and just above the coral put another drop of supper glue to hold the coral on the rock, i just saw this on the garf web page.
 

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