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Posted by colekicker on July 04, 2006 at 23:03:17 from (70.254.130.54):
Went looking at wedding bands this weekend and saw one that caught my eye. It was made of titanium carbide. Yes, the same stuff drill bits are made out of, polished up real nice.
I thought this would be perfect. If it was damaged, $25 and they would replace it. Since I feel like I tear up anvils sometimes, I thought this would work great.
Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. What would happen if the ring got stuck and they had to cut it off. What would happen? They can't engrave on the inside of the ring because they don't have a bit to do it yet. How would I ever be able to get it off?
I am now thinking that traditional gold might be the wisest choice.
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. NEsota 10:04:15 07/07/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. RayP(MI) 15:19:16 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. jlmtractor 13:22:01 07/05/06
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- lay down the law now or never, Gettin hitched, wed buickanddeere 12:42:11 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. Dave Sherburne NY 10:40:07 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. Glen in TX 09:31:35 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. westtxmolineman 06:50:14 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. CRUSADER 05:44:30 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. kyhayman 04:21:02 07/05/06
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- Re: OT/ Gettin hitched, wedding bands. Bob 23:11:52 07/04/06
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