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Re: pic: GRITS Trophy
That is one sick trophy. Is that an actual ball in the middle? Also, what is the red and blue loop stuff made out of at the top?
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That is one sick trophy. Is that an actual ball in the middle? Also, what is the red and blue loop stuff made out of at the top?
looks like pnumatic tubing
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Re: pic: GRITS Trophy
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That is one sick trophy. Is that an actual ball in the middle? Also, what is the red and blue loop stuff made out of at the top?
My guess is polycord
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My guess is polycord
If it's polycord, I'd love to get a source for those colors.

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Re: pic: GRITS Trophy
Pneumatic tubing sounds like a pretty good guess. Those black things would then be some elbow connectors for it.
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Yes, it is tubing and elbow connectors.
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