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Keep the OOD on watch and closely guard those lines 'till construction resumes... less any land-dwelling critters find said lines amusing and quickly take it upon themselves to create adventure from any loose ends! 😲
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About the weathering. I have to go back to one of your first images. It appears as though the pilot house is darker and dirtier than the deck house/engine room. Could this be from soot and winds/breezes up high blowing that smoke more onto the pilot house walls than onto the engine room walls? Other than this one tiny observation, I think your weathering looks 'GREAT' and close to 'PERFECT'! It could be the light also. You've already mentioned that the photos of your work look different than the real thing, due to lighting. Looking at the location of that 'smokestack'... that pilot must have been hating life if the wind blew in the wrong direction! 🫤
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This is a chunk of Black Mesquite. I love Mesquite in my BBQ pit and now I'm going to see how much I like it on my modeling bench. I have an upcoming build and want to use this for my keel, sternpost, stempost, deadwood and rising wood components. It's some hard stuff for sure. It's going to give my tools a good workout, offering lots of sharpening opportunities in my future! 😬
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... all being said. Just how far would 'any' true attempt at litigation be allowed to proceed, while in discovery it became 'obvious' that no mal intent, nor any desires or methods to profit from said, used 'image(s)' ever existed? Sure, there is legal 'precedence everywhere you look, but that's not the "Be All" of the laws of our land! "I object!" Perry Mason
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Perhaps you can simply modify more popular, easy to obtain blades via a rotary tool, so they will fit? Dunno, just tossing that out there. You could also just re-sharpen the existing blade via stones and a strop, just like a straight razor... Option #3... buy some thin 01 tool steel off of Amazon and make a new, better blade, harden it with a propane torch and canola oil and hone a scary sharp edge on it. You'll have all the blades you'll ever need then! 😁
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よくできました! Very impressive, Glen! Well done!
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convert 2D Autocad to STL for 3D printing
tmj replied to Johnny Mike's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
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Gold solder for brass
tmj replied to Richard Braithwaite's topic in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings
This stuff isn't very expensive at all and 150 pieces 2mm X 2mm will solder a LOT of parts, however! Bear in mind that no matter 'what' alloy of solder you choose... color matching is always going to be a problem... at least for us hobbyists who rarely know the exact numbers of the alloys that our parts are truly made of. We just buy stuff generically called brass, copper, etc. The true makeup of that material is usually a mystery. 2 * 2 mm 150 Pcs Gold Solder Silver Solder For Jewelry 14K Gold Solder Including E Solder M Solder H Solder Easy Welding for DIY Jewelry Making Repair Electronic Soldering 1 Gram - Amazon.com -
Lasting memories have just been made. Because of that model... neither you, nor Carson will ever forget one another! Those two bottles of rum are simply icing on a really great memorable cake! "Great job, Glen!"
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