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@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ Laid Up Gantries will be my favourite machine building method going forward, so
 I built a few axis combining both of these techniques, and made one  attempt at integrating them into a machine, the **lc-smf**.
 
 ![smf](log/2020-03-26_lc-smf.png)
+![smf](log/2020-02-24_lc-complete.jpg)
 
 ![lug](log/2020-01-04_lug.jpg)
 
@@ -97,7 +98,7 @@ But I eventually found proper wire crimps were the way to go:
 ![cap-crimp](log/2020-02-14_wire-loop.jpg)
 ![cap-crimp](log/2020-02-24_lc-adhoc-cinch.jpg)
 
-These held the right amount of tension, but with long runs (especially the serpentine paths above), it was difficult to terminate at the right spot. Again, done well, this could be great, but my patience ran dry. May capstans live to see another day... 
+These held the right amount of tension, but with long runs (especially the serpentine paths above), it was difficult to terminate at the right spot. Again, done well, this could be great, but my patience ran dry. May capstans live to see another day...
 
 ### Capstan Parts