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Ultimate Madness "cages"?

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Posted by:
Kimmo Kainulainen
on April 08, 2003 at 00:52:27

How did the field "cages" work in the Ultimate Madness?
Just wondering if any paint got outside the netting, when hitting the cagepipes? The system looks pretty nice and I think it is easier to set up than hanging the net from ceiling, too.
Anybody who was there, how long did it take to set the fields up and take them down? Did they use any machines (lifts etc.) or could it be done entirely by hand?
Kimmo Kainulainen

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Re: Ultimate Madness "cages"? PigTech 10:18:47 04/08/03 (1)

Re: Ultimate Madness "cages"? Kimmo Kainulainen 08:30:08 04/09/03 (0)

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: How did the field "cages" work in the Ultimate Madness? : Just wondering if any paint got outside the netting, when hitting the cagepipes? The system looks pretty nice and I think it is easier to set up than hanging the net from ceiling, too. : Anybody who was there, how long did it take to set the fields up and take them down? Did they use any machines (lifts etc.) or could it be done entirely by hand? : Kimmo Kainulainen

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