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Thanks Gerald
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Hi, one question I'm asking myself is what if the outside corners of the dust foot would be square instead of rounded, will it make any turbulence.
I'm asking this because I can't find any brushes in Quebec Canada that is flexible to match the outside curves. The only one that I can find that is approximately what you recommend is straight ones. Thank you |
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I don't think there will be any turbulence issues.
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Thank you, I wasn't sure and before going forward with this I rather ask
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#35
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If a radius is difficult to bend, you might find it simple enough to make 45 degree bends.
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#36
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It's the support that holds the bristles that is to rigid, 45 degree would be ok, just have to make it in a few parts
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