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How to get the bearings out of skateboard wheels
Unscrew the nut that holds the wheel on the axle.
Use the socket on your skateboard tool to remove the nut on the end of the axle. If you don't have a skateboard tool, or it doesn't have a socket, use a crescent or socket wrench.

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- The crescent and socket wrench is generally sold separately, and will be held in place by a plastic ring. The crescent and socket wrench secures the wheel in place on the axle but also frees it from the lug.
- Screw the nut or socket wrench onto the handle at one end of the wheel. Turn it clockwise until the wheel is loosened.
- Push down on the wheel with a small piston. You may need to lean a bit to get it open.
- Wheel nuts are usually " (13 mm), so use that size. Take the nuts off of all four wheels at once if you are changing all of the bearings.

OUT: Wheel nuts are usually " (13 mm), so use that size. Take the nuts off of all four wheels at once if you are changing all of the bearings.

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How to make meatballs quickly
Select your favorite meatball recipe and follow the directions on how to make up the meatball mixture.
Place the meatball mixture onto a clean, flat surface.
A cutting board is particularly good to use as you will be using a knife to cut the meatballs.

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- Baste the meatballs with butter. Use a pastry brush to brush the bottom of each meatball with melted butter or olive oil.
- Flatten the meatball mixture out evenly in a square. Cut the meat into squares using a sharp knife.
- The cut pieces should be moistened before eating. Place the meatball mixture into a bowl.
- The meatball mixture needs to be centered and get smooth before sticking to a cutting board. Cut the meatballs into three or four pieces.

OUT: Flatten the meatball mixture out evenly in a square. Cut the meat into squares using a sharp knife.

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White text says in memory of paul walker. A person is shown using a small brush to create an image of paul walker. each detail

OPTIONS:
- is set and the picture displays on the screen and end with the old man still seated.
- is covered and so is description of his work.
- has a different ending.
- is drawn one at a time, producing the final completed image.

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is drawn one at a time, producing the final completed image.