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20-02-2005, 14:48
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Re: problems with pneumatic tubing in telescoping arm
Earlier there was a thread about coiling the tubing. Apparently you may not purchase coiled tubing, but you may coil the kit tubing. I dont know how one would do this besides using a heat gun (which I would think isnt legal, but I dont know), so I really cant be of much help, but try searching for "coiling pneumatic tubing" or something along those lines.
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