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You have me intrigued Kevin. I’ll follow along too.
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I somehow missed the start of this one Glen. Love what you’ve done so far. I’ll pull up a chair for the rest of the build. Still trying to catch up with other “priorities” before I start my own SIB.
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Great work Bug - that is just outstanding!
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Festool shop vacuums - a quieter option
gjdale replied to druxey's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I too have a Festool vac that I use not only for all of my Byrnes equipment, but also my full size hand held tools (sander, router etc). I also have the blue tooth unit, which is handy, and I always plug my machines directly into the Festool power outlet so that the vac turns on when the relevant machine turns on and turns off a few seconds after the machine turns off (to clear the line). I also added Festool’s own cyclone attachment, which stacks on top of the base unit and works well, although it does add to the overall size. -
Nice progress Bob. I have sent you a PM about dealing with ME and missing parts. I hope this helps you get it sorted.
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Congratulations Ryland - very well deserved too!
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Frank, I wonder if it might be time for you to start your own build log, rather than hijacking Andrew’s?
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I somehow missed the start of this log Bob, so am just catching up. Looks like you’ve made excellent progress so far. Model building is a series of challenges and problem solving, and I think this is what makes it so enjoyable - actually working out solutions and implementing them. You’ve done a fine job of solving the problems you’ve encountered to date, so have confidence in your abilities as a modeller. I look forward to following along the rest of this build.
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Congratulations on completion of your capstan build Eric - you’ve done a great job on it, with your own unique take on the project too.
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Glad to hear of the fix for your eyes Mark.
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….and I thought I was joking…….🥴 So we now have a game of “where’s Wally?”…. I’m afraid my eyes aren’t good enough to find it - I’ll need a hint.
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Outstanding Glen - well done! Can’t help but notice the absence of the penguin though….😉🤣
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Well done on the “big push” Glen. Fingers crossed it all goes smoothly with the mast raising.🤞
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Sorry to hear that Mark. Hope you are able to resolve the vision issues soon. We’ll wait patiently for you in the meantime.
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