I have two sections of 30" diameter sonotube; one section is about 5 feet long, the other about 7 feet long (both cut from the same 12' original).

This cost about $125 (in one piece) at the Hughes Supply when I got it. I wound up using 24" tubes instead, so aside from cutting it and storing my longboard inside it, it's never been used.

If you don't need it for pouring concrete, there are all kinds of interesting projects you can use it for. It seems to be popular for homemade subwoofer enclosures, among other things.

It's taking up space in my garage. Make a reasonable offer and haul it away for me. And have fun!



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That boy's got somethin' wrong with his medulla oblongata.


Edited: 07/21/2008 at 10:27 AM by wetspot

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That boy's got somethin' wrong with his medulla oblongata.


Edited: 07/18/2008 at 06:02 PM by wetspot

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That boy's got somethin' wrong with his medulla oblongata.

Monday bump for the weekday warrior crowd.

By "reasonable offer" my standards are not incredibly high on this one...

Somebody needs it! Cheap! Make offer!



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That boy's got somethin' wrong with his medulla oblongata.

New Year's cleaning my garage bump.

Perfect forms for pouring concrete in a circular shape;

nice tunnel for kids/pets to play in;

great enclosure for a subwoofer.

Bumpity-bump!


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That boy's got somethin' wrong with his medulla oblongata.