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Sep 7, 2009. 10:33 AMSawgrass man
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Thanks so much for the info on "Rupert." The method you describe is pretty much what I planned to do, but the tip that one in 10 actually work is pretty vital. I might have given up, assuming that I'd screwed it up, or that it wasn't possible to do at home. Someone also posted two YouTube vids that are pretty awesome, with a method of exploding the tear in a plastic jar thru a hole in the lid.
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