Big Bang Bar

I'd figure it for 2" OD. Will have a crack at it tomorrow.

Martin,

here's the dimensions

5" high, 3"OD, 1/8" thick.

lmk if you can help me out!

thanks,

-c

Nice picture! You caught those marks well. That's definitely solvent-induced crazing. The tube was probably wiped down with alcohol at some point. It doesn't always happen, you may have just been unlu ...

i need the tube that the tube dancer fits inside.

i'll try and get pics this weekend

-c

Might be able to help with that. I need the length of the tube; the diameter of the hole; and the dista ...

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Some notes here:

http://iobium.com/fixing_t ...

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A little more detail on supply...

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Sorry, foam, popbumper and plastic guards are all in good supply - will be updated tomorrow.

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2) We now have inventory of pop bumper dress kits.
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Tony

The plastic ...

OK...

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