Posted by: elvisbot on December 06, 2002 at 12:35:12

I own a 'toy' autococker that I play with. I don't use it on the field because of uncorrectable body issues but it has enabled me to get hands-on experience with the autococker. Yet, I cannot anodize or cut a marker. Well, I guess I could cut a marker but it could be rather disastrous and would look rather uneven. If I put the marker together and, then, bring it to be anodized won't they just take it apart, again. It's not as though they dip the entire thing into a vat since some parts shouldn't be anodized. It just seems like a waste to assemble only to have it disassembled almost immediately.

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