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I know there's been a couple of smaller vids of this doing the rounds, but for those that haven't already seen it, it contains a bit of extra info not in the other shorter ones.
Tis amazing what a bit of home engineering can achieve http://s95371106.onlinehome.us//videos/ripsaw.wmv Vid is 2min48sec long & 7.15mb in size Last edited by wulos; 22-01-2005 at 06:50 PM. Reason: included vid specs |
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RipSaw - Home made tank - s/c427
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