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    While i was browsing for new tools today i came across this, i`m not to sure but i thought i`d share this with you. see what you think about this.


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    now that might be useful
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    Default Re: string a level

    Looks quite interesting. I wonder if the red bits drop at all, as there's no level on those; hard to believe the connections are that rigid that there's no play!?!
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    Could be a godsend for people that like using battons
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