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Location: San Diego California
2,905 posts
Location: San Diego California
Posted:
Mr. Malcolm... is there a way that you can in all your genius whip up an electroglow staff. I guess the best way would be to basically use two of your electroglow batons and one of your 3 section staff handles... ohh maybe I should just buy two electroglow batons.....
Mr. Malcolm... is there a way that you can in all your genius whip up an electroglow staff. I guess the best way would be to basically use two of your electroglow batons and one of your 3 section staff handles... ohh maybe I should just buy two electroglow batons.....
Some Jarhead last night: "this dumb a$$ thinks hes fireproof"
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Location: Australia
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Location: Australia
Posted:
*nod*
save yourself some money...
clear piping, some sort of frosting treatment (i'm told the piping they use on shoping trolley handles is best) and door stops at the ends. use bluetak to keep the leds in place? or tape, just as easy, a LOT less expensive....
*nod*
save yourself some money...
clear piping, some sort of frosting treatment (i'm told the piping they use on shoping trolley handles is best) and door stops at the ends. use bluetak to keep the leds in place? or tape, just as easy, a LOT less expensive....
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Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Baking sheets seem to work quite well for the interior lining stuff.
Or you can try to get hold of some lighting gel but it's a bit pricey.
Rubber stoppers (for chair legs or walking sticks) for the ends.
Although FNF is really the one you should be asking about all this....
Baking sheets seem to work quite well for the interior lining stuff.
Or you can try to get hold of some lighting gel but it's a bit pricey.
Rubber stoppers (for chair legs or walking sticks) for the ends.
Although FNF is really the one you should be asking about all this....
Meh
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Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Posted:
Baking sheets seem to work quite well for the interior lining stuff.
Stainless Steel or Teflon/Non-stick?
Talking of plastic, I aquired several metres of perspex sheeting this afternoon, been sitting infront of the tele with a hacksaw and it this evening. I'm gonna sleep well tonight
Baking sheets seem to work quite well for the interior lining stuff.
Stainless Steel or Teflon/Non-stick?
Talking of plastic, I aquired several metres of perspex sheeting this afternoon, been sitting infront of the tele with a hacksaw and it this evening. I'm gonna sleep well tonight
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2,905 posts
Location: San Diego California
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Location: San Diego California
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"I see", said the blind man as he peed into the wind, "it's all comming back to me now!"
Ahh cool thanks for the advice and input.
"I see", said the blind man as he peed into the wind, "it's all comming back to me now!"
Ahh cool thanks for the advice and input.
Some Jarhead last night: "this dumb a$$ thinks hes fireproof"
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