03-09-2010, 02:47
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Re: Parts and "Stuff" list, any help is good help
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Originally Posted by Siri
I'm no Wisconsinite, but as far as teams, Milwaukee makes me think 1714, 1675, and 1732. I'm sure there are others around that might give some insight. If you can, not only make detailed inventories and organization descriptions, but ask them what they'd change (though what 1714 would ever want to change is beyond me).
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I heard of this newfangled metal called "aluminium", they might take a look but I doubt they'll use it 
Though seriously, 1714's a bit of a special case since we haven't used fabricated metal parts... ever, really. You can check the team's website and send an email if you wanna get in contact with them keeping that in mind...
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