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  1. Jack12477
    I had a recruit in my basic training company at Fort Dix that one upped the Drill Sergeant who caught him dozing in the bleachers in the cold in February during a lecture on tear gas training/use. SGT : Private are you sleeping during my lecture ? RECRUIT: No Sergeant ! I was just checking my eyelids for holes ! The SGT admitted that was the best comeback he'd ever heard from a trainee.
  2. Jack12477
    So does Samsung. Theirs is just as bad 👎
  3. Jack12477
    Pulling up a seat !
  4. Jack12477
    EG sent you a PM. I too hope it is not cancer. Praying for a good outcome
  5. Jack12477
    I'm here too, Denis
  6. Jack12477
    It's a bore evacuator see Video
  7. Jack12477
    Ditto from me also, EG.
  8. Jack12477
    I don't know what scale your kit is but @Chuck sells a very easy to use grating kit complete with jig that is suitable for 3/16" or 1/4" scale. It's available at his Syren Shipmodel Company website priced very reasonably.
  9. Jack12477
    Beautiful work ! 👏
  10. Jack12477
    I agree ! Beautiful work. Looks fantastic. 👍👍👍👍
  11. Jack12477
    I have that one also and use it interchangeably with the cordless version.
  12. Jack12477
    WeCheer makes a very good cordless rechargeable mini which is compatible with the Dremel bits. Got mine thru Woodcraft.
  13. Jack12477
    Me too!
  14. Jack12477
    Very nice Edward.
  15. Jack12477
    I'm here also, Denis
  16. Jack12477
    OC, you could try the stick method a lot of sign painters use when painting a company name on their glass doors/windows. I would get a 1/4 or 3/8 inch diameter Maple (or other hard wood) dowel, put a rubber tip on one end, start with a 24 or 36 inch length, trim to comfort. It should be long enough to span your diorama and rest the rubber tip on a work table surface. Hold the other end with one hand , rest your painting hand on the stick. I've seen professional sign painters use one and it's amazing how steady they can be.
  17. Jack12477
    Yes Indeed ! Hot tongue and Cold shoulder for dinner ! 😉😊😇🤫
  18. Jack12477
    Looking good !
  19. Jack12477
    OC, try taking a Probiotic. The antibiotics kill the good bacteria in your gut. You need to replace them.
  20. Jack12477
    Nice simulation of a parge coat, OC.
  21. Jack12477
    It's a stealth hammock 😄😁
  22. Jack12477
    Been up here snoozing in the hammock.
  23. Jack12477
    See Chuck's post
  24. Jack12477
    Nice job! Looks great!
  25. Jack12477
    Well I probably misspoke as usual. I was thinking of this type chair (the Admiral loves hers)

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