Stock springs - $0.00

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Stock springs - $0.00

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Does anyone have any use for stock coils or leafs? Asking before they go to the recycler.
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Trashing these would feel like a missed opportunity to build a gigantic crossbow.
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Justin wrote:Trashing these would feel like a missed opportunity to build a gigantic crossbow.
I feel like your garage definitely needs to have a thrown built out of your extensive pile of scraps.
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Someone could use them for knife making/forging. Just gave away a set for that purpose today.
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I was able to give away my set on CL. If I had more time, I'd pick up one to disassemble to make a body spoon/slapper with one of the leafs.

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phyler wrote:I was able to give away my set on CL. If I had more time, I'd pick up one to disassemble to make a body spoon/slapper with one of the leafs.

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Eck wrote:
phyler wrote:I was able to give away my set on CL. If I had more time, I'd pick up one to disassemble to make a body spoon/slapper with one of the leafs.

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Kinda like a body hammer. The Hot Rod Hippie does a good job talking about them:

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Interested in the leaf springs if they're still around. I'm (very) slowly collecting parts for a light duty trailer and I bet those would suit. I'll send a PM.
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OldBalls wrote:Interested in the leaf springs if they're still around. I'm (very) slowly collecting parts for a light duty trailer and I bet those would suit. I'll send a PM.

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