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01-21-2020, 12:01 AM #11
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Re: Stuck snake

Originally Posted by Spicey

Just as an FYI, a Dremel with a blade can be a quick, safe way to disarticulate resin decorations without alarming the snake more than it aready is.

This would be safer if there was a second pair of hands to make sure the snake didn't suddenly veer toward the Dremel...you have to plan for the unthinkable.

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