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Yea, the steel pipe and 5lb weight looks pretty heavy to hold for longer then 5 minutes, i think i'll make mine out of pvc pipe, and use a 2 1/2 pound weight.
@robinandrobins ....... LOL!!! For that you have to buy the mag. I'm with you bro ..... suck not to see the result. and you can use PVC pipe instead steel pipe.
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LOL!!! For that you have to buy the mag.
I'm with you bro ..... suck not to see the result.
and you can use PVC pipe instead steel pipe.