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<blockquote data-quote="Gijs van Ginkel" data-source="post: 3189439" data-attributes="member: 82596"><p>High North,</p><p>Yes, I wanted to have two for the money of one SF, so the first thing I did was smashing it to a concrete wall and when that did not do any harm I threw it out of our window (third floor) on the concrete tiles in our garden, but that did not harm the SF at all, so I took a chain saw, but since my wife wanted to do a nap, that would make to much noise, so I had to stick to my new Swiss army knife, but that took a lot of time,so you see the smashing result. Hope you enjoy it and thank Jan van Daalen for supplying the Swiss army knives.</p><p>Gijs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gijs van Ginkel, post: 3189439, member: 82596"] High North, Yes, I wanted to have two for the money of one SF, so the first thing I did was smashing it to a concrete wall and when that did not do any harm I threw it out of our window (third floor) on the concrete tiles in our garden, but that did not harm the SF at all, so I took a chain saw, but since my wife wanted to do a nap, that would make to much noise, so I had to stick to my new Swiss army knife, but that took a lot of time,so you see the smashing result. Hope you enjoy it and thank Jan van Daalen for supplying the Swiss army knives. Gijs [/QUOTE]
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