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    Power it either corded or pneumatic or gasp even battery and I'd buy one

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    How does it lock the tube in there, I wonder?

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    Also, what is the brand? I came seem to find this or anything exactly like it online, strangely.

    Edit: After freeze framing and some high tech (snip and paste in MS Paint), I have finally read the name on the side. It's "kybanna.py". However, I still can't find this tool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mlochala View Post
    How does it lock the tube in there, I wonder?
    The caulking cartridges around here (Australia) have a small ridge on the external surface at the "open end"...
    but the device could also work by having a set of grippers which engage the plastic tube itself. - the ID of the tube is defined by standard size (and the plunger meets that with clearance), so a shallow spigot plug of that diameter would sit inside the open end of the cartridge, and a set of spring steel jaws could then press against the outer wall of the cartridge to grip it against the spigot... at least that is how I'd make my first attempt at making it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by desbromilow View Post
    The caulking cartridges around here (Australia) have a small ridge on the external surface at the "open end"...
    but the device could also work by having a set of grippers which engage the plastic tube itself. - the ID of the tube is defined by standard size (and the plunger meets that with clearance), so a shallow spigot plug of that diameter would sit inside the open end of the cartridge, and a set of spring steel jaws could then press against the outer wall of the cartridge to grip it against the spigot... at least that is how I'd make my first attempt at making it.
    That's same way I was thinking



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