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Percussive Maintenance: a supercut

Written by Cormac Deane, October 5th, 2014

Short and somehow insightful supercut about humans and machines by DUNK3D: Percussive Maintenance.

DUNK3D’s tumblr blog is here.

Tags: machine, supercut

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