Scots bagpiper's invention blows away Dragons' Den tycoons

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Robbie MacIsaac was aiming for £40,000 for his FLUX Blowpipe product. The 22-year-old inventor from Falkirk played the traditional Scottish folk song The Braes o’ Killiecrankie on a 112-year old pair of pipes. The Dragons lauded the Scot for his entrepreneurship but he walked away with no investment.

Published 2 months ago · Glasgow, United Kingdom

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