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Those crazy yanks are at it again!...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tG5kWmJKooshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tG5kWmJKoos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyg9U1YaVk8http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyg9U1YaVk8
Plus Matt Maxham (Sewer Snake) taking his life in his hands!!!
The Matt Dawg Exspress....
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=15525 36590http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=1552536590
Yeah power tool drag racing is getting more popular, but they really need to start building a protective box (ie. polycarbonate) around those drag tracks and have proper thick rubber end stops.
Chris - ^_^
Silverline sponsored the UK power tool drag racing earlier this year, James won, Ian lewis second, and mine third. Fastest time acheived on the day was 1.7 seconds, and it was great fun. The owner of silverlne built a petrol powered go-kart using 8 chainsaws :)
but the competition was fierce.
the other competitors that james and ian had to beat are listed below.
john reid (not allowed to run as his wheels would damage the track)
darcy lewis (ians daughter.)
competiton at the cutting edge :)
sorry, had to :) dont take offence, im just winding you up :)
in all seriousness though, i was going to go as its an awesome idea, and ill certainly do everything i can to be at the next one. i got as far as building a dragster, so if there is any interest maybe we could invite robogeddon to run another event, id be happy to host it at my april event?
thinking about it, that last post was very naughty of me actually, i know im not supposed to tease people on here, as i dont like it myself, so i appologise and hope nobody take me seriously, it was a joke.
take me seriously? hey, when did people ever do that? :)
john reid (not allowed to run as his wheels would damage the track)
Whish id known that before starting mine! (Progress pic on profile)
Estimated tip speed of 252.2mph :proud:
(Message edited by turbine_driver on December 13, 2006)
James - john was allowed to run his, and he did. But the traction he gained from using thse milling cutters was too much and kept snapping all his belts!
There were quite a few other teams that attended, and alot of them very good although the competiion was varied as no-one knew what o aim for. Next time will be different :)
Darcie was in the un-modified class :)
I think there are descusions about the net one, i think around summer time.
if i can be there grant, i will be.
Good Good :)