Thread: lathe turning wheels- is it against the rules?
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Re: lathe turning wheels- is it against the rules?
As part of the last team update they listed a method that can be used to repair your wheels if they are scratched. Basically sand the scratches off and buff them back to a "shine" your fingernail shouldn't catch in any of the marks left on the wheel.
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