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I would be hesitant to put metal screws in anything that was going to be in

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Posted by Michele on July 10, 2002 at 08:04:12:

In Reply to: Re: boil it - - - (for how long?) posted by AML on July 10, 2002 at 07:59:59:

my tank unless it was stainless steel. The pieces I have seen for sale in the store with screws are stainless.

: If you can drill a small hole through the slate, you could put a wood screw in to hold the wood.
: That's the way that the wood you buy in store holds, and I've been reusing the same piece of slate whenever i change my wood.

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: AML

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Re: Titanium screws would do the trick....nmsg Yvonne 07/10/02 (3)
- titanium cost more than twice what stainless costs - - - dan 07/10/02 (2)
  - I agree :-) I will stick with stainless :-) nm Michele 07/10/02 (1)
    - I didn't realize the $ difference...I would do stainless too. nm Yvonne 07/10/02 (0)

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: my tank unless it was stainless steel. The pieces I have seen for sale in the store with screws are stainless. : : If you can drill a small hole through the slate, you could put a wood screw in to hold the wood. : : That's the way that the wood you buy in store holds, and I've been reusing the same piece of slate whenever i change my wood. : : : : AML

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