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    9/21/2022 8:45 AM  #26

    6sally6
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    From: Surfside Beach,SC
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    Re: Narrowing my spare 9 inch housing

    The longer the pipe.........the more you can SEE it move.
    Put heat (red hot) on one spot and then blow compressed air(or wet towel) on the opposite side and you can watch the end of a long pipe pull the direction of the cool-side.
    Short pipes.....same principle.
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