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Topic	Date	User
Cam failure discussion	21-Apr-2015 At 7:21:01 PM	patto
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On 21/04/2015 Wendy wrote: >What you call "setting" a cam is what I call simply "placing" a cam. It >involves a good look, sometimes an adjustment, not usually a tug. Tugging >a cam you know is in a good spot is pointless. Most of the time it is pointless. But occasionally it isn't and when it isn't you are normally very thankful that you did test that cam. A tug on a cam is just my standard operating procedure. If you don't want to do it for perfect cams in perfect rock then cool. But if the rock is at all smooth or glassy then I'd be doing it. Same for awkward placements.

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