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When will this beastie be available for purchase?
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I am a long time PRIME member already. Price is above and beyond that.
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Upon checking Prime, I see it is available, but I would either have to rent at $.99 for 4 episodes or buy at $.99 per episode. If you buy full 'season' it is about $20.
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I wasn't aware that there were paddle wheelers in the middle ages. 😁
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Chuck, What did you use as a container?
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Mini Bench Drill Press
Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Sure, if I had the equipment to do that. But then I probably would not need the press we are discussing. Easier to spend the $10 at Amazon. -
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Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I don't think the flex difference between an 8 inch half inch diameter steel rod and a 12 inch rod will be significant, at least for what I am working on. -
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Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I missed your comment about the rods on Amazon. I'll check them out. -
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Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
No worries. thanks. The posts I have mic out at .508"/12.9mm x 12". Would it fit? -
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Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Were you able to determine if the vertical post could be removed/replaced? -
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Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Bob, Agree with all. I may check with Larry to see what collar options he has. Alternatively, I may just mount my older corded Dremel (I recently found while cleaning) that is symmetric. But, since one can never have too many tools, I am still eyeing the set--up Gregory is trying out. -
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Chuck Seiler replied to Gregory's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I have a Dremel drill press from Vanda-Lay (MSW sponsor). It is a great piece of equipment but is designed for older models of Dremel that were more symmetric. I am having trouble ensuring accurate alignment when I change out the drill. Most times it works fine, but with real precision, even 'a little off' is not good enough.. I got extended posts for my Vanda-Lay press. I believe they are 1/2" diameter. 12mm is .47" That may be an option. Larry at Vanda=lay sells those separately.
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