Would that be piles for the piles then? Ouch...
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Would that be piles for the piles then? Ouch...
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source some old crown green bowling balls..made from Lignum Vitae and machine these to make record weights...solid heavy wood and they look stunning too...Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I know Marco's been after some solid wood nipple clamps, to go with the solid wood butt plug he keeps by his firesideActually I think the record clamps idea might be a good thing, if they could be made heavy enough
edit : Oscars audio made some...this is just for reference to the pictures :-
https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...-record-weight
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I have tried on 2 occasion buying bowling balls from car boot sales , epic fail as the all had internal cracks due to drying out and constant impacting
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