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Same reason everybody else does, I'd guess. The belt isn't really dangerous and the guard gets in the way of turning the wheel by hand. I was just wondering if it was some kind of liability or local ordinance thing.
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Obviously there are at least 3 people working on this. Is one of them you? Could you do this by yourself?
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Stephen Pulvirent, who has a blog called Simply Refined, is starting a series on a suit Chris will make for him, if you guys want to keep an eye out for a companion piece to this thread.
Stephen has one of the nicer blogs, if you're into that. He ran a piece on Chris a few weeks back.
Stephen has one of the nicer blogs, if you're into that. He ran a piece on Chris a few weeks back.
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