Tetra connectors metal or plastic?

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Tetra connectors metal or plastic?

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10-01-2005, 18:05

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Re: Tetra connectors metal or plastic?

I sure would like to know for certain because we are planning to lasercut a whole bunch tomorrow or the next day.

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