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24 Oct 2020 19:38 #1
by supertigrefan
Stay low, Move fast, Trust no-one....
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tools on 1 Nov, a few bits useful for the model shop such as mini drill accessories, japanese saw, IR thermostat, bench grinder, tap and die set, clamps, hex key set and other useful stuff.
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25 Oct 2020 03:57 #2
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I would recommend the Japanese saws i have two also their cordless mini drill dremel type tool, far better than the dremel
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25 Oct 2020 09:16 #3
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I've got a corded Dremel from the early 90's that's still going although does squeal a bit now so time for a bearing change, the modern dremels don't seem to last anywhere near as long and there's a a huge list of disappointed buyers, my one was actually built in Mexico, new ones are built in China I believe? The Lidl cordless gets very good reviews especially with the guarantee they give, seems like a no brainer to me, the fellas in my club snap them up in pairs.
Yep, the Jap saws are really useful, cutting on the pull stroke so have a very thin blade to make thin, delicate cuts, excellent for easing sticking doors, drawers, table legs etc and for using on timber built models.
Yep, the Jap saws are really useful, cutting on the pull stroke so have a very thin blade to make thin, delicate cuts, excellent for easing sticking doors, drawers, table legs etc and for using on timber built models.
Stay low, Move fast, Trust no-one....
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25 Oct 2020 17:52 #4
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I have been through 3 Dremels in the last 8 years
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26 Oct 2020 11:53 #5
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Have a nice Day, unless I don't like you.
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Not surprised BB, The way you seem to be a full team with what you do
Have a nice Day, unless I don't like you.
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22 Oct 2025 19:36 #7
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if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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You seem to have a bug in your computer!
if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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22 Oct 2025 19:40 - 22 Oct 2025 19:44 #8
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Its also on my screen, tried fly spray but it don't seem to be killing it.
I wonder how many have seen it and tried to kill it think it's come in from outside
and been attracted to the screen.
I wonder how many have seen it and tried to kill it think it's come in from outside
and been attracted to the screen.
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23 Oct 2025 16:45 #10
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iv had my crimper for years and its always better to make your own leads and have them just the length you need, should think it works out cheaper as well
Hope you have one Tony as im bringing a load of servo wire with me that i took out the railroad
Hope you have one Tony as im bringing a load of servo wire with me that i took out the railroad
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24 Oct 2025 12:05 #11
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Do it now, you may never get another chance
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Do it now, you may never get another chance
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