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 ...I tried to pump it up to the 47 inches. I stopped around 42 inches, than tried getting it through a 36" door. It got stuck, I proceeded to dropkick the thing in front of my team and a girl I had gone out with the previous Fri. It didn't move, I hit the floor.
Ouch, my pride. - ChrisMcK2186 [more] |
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20-01-2005, 19:52
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Re: Using Extruded Aluminum to telescope.
I'd be surprised if they didn't include a catalog with your shipment. (especially that it is Item, those guys are really pushy salesmen) Regardless, you can go on their website www.itemamerica.com and find the linear bearings, rollers, whatever, that you need to make a linear slide.
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