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Piston question
I couldn't find this anywhere specifically so I was wondering...

Can you use a 1" board for yours pistons?
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Re: Piston question
what do you mean 1' Board? do you mean bore?
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Re: Piston question
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what do you mean 1' Board? do you mean bore?
If I'm correct in interpreting Zara's question correctly (and I may not be- let me know Zara), I think the question is: Is there any reason why we could not attach a piece of 1" plywood to the top of a pneumatic piston or two?
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Re: Piston question
read these rules

r99
r105
and r106

You must use exactly the same part number as was shipped in the kit, with no modification.
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