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English: A patent drawing of a gripple with the wires being pulled tight. The ball bearings hold the wires, and prevent them from slipping. |
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| Source | This image was found using a Google patent search. It can be seen by itself at: [1] |
| Author | Hugh D. Facey et al |
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| current | 18:40, 8 July 2009 | | 585 × 334 (16 KB) | TachyonJack | {{Information |Description = {{en|A patent drawing of a gripple with the wires being pulled tight. The ball bearings hold the wires, and prevent them from slipping.}} |Source = This image was found using a [http://www.google.com/patents?id=76gcAAAAEBAJ&pg |
