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17-01-2010, 23:07
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Re: pic: Pneumatic Kicker Rev_1
Your power loss on the metal versus wood may have to do with the placement of the cylinder. It appears that on the wood model the cylinder is positioned to pull the hammer back and get a swing on the ball. While in the metal version it appears to start in contact with the ball and just push it.
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