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  1.    nehemiah reacted to a post in a topic: This is what it’s like to be a newbie
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  7. Laggard
    Roger: Like these? https://garrettwade.com/product/archimedes-screw-drills
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  11. Laggard
    Tough to find. I’ll keep looking. Thanks. So far all these solutions are out of my price range. Can someone suggest an affordable push pull drill? I bought a really cheap one but it’s not much better than useless.
  12.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Variable speed dremels
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    Thanks. Using a pin vice to pre drill holes for dozens of lill pins seems tedious.
  14. Laggard
    Do any dremels have a 0-36K rpm variable speed? Variable speed drills seem to have three or four speed settings. I need something that can turn at 300 rpm if needed. Thanks
  15.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Need 1/2” by 3/64 and 1/2 by 1/16 or 5/64 basswood strips
  16. Laggard
    Instructions call for basswood. I screwed up the two provided pieces. No idea how important the wood type is. I have no access to power tools.
  17. Laggard
    Google fails. I tried every modeling site I know with no luck. Anyone? Thanks!
  18.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Tools described
  19. Laggard
    Knee Pads - used for protection as you crawl around on the floor looking for the 2 mm block you just dropped. Broom - a household cleaning device only used when trying to find and sweep up the 2 mm block you just dropped and couldn’t find after 15 minutes on your hands and knees.
  20.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Tools described
  21.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Pin pusher. Help please
  22.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Covering up CA
  23. Laggard
    My only build would float. Until the putty disintegrated and the integrity of the hull went to heck that is.
  24.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Would your builds pass a coast guard inspection?
  25. Laggard
    Perhaps I should ask how quickly would your builds sink?
  26. Laggard
    Cause my first one would not. 🥴
  27.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: how to work with teeny blocks???
  28. Laggard
    “BELT SANDER : An electric sanding tool commonly used to convert minor touch-up jobs into major refinishing jobs.” LMAO. Also capable of turning a mast into a toothpick in the time it takes you to tell the dog to shut the hell up!
  29. Laggard
    Coming back to this as Allans helpful description contained this: “It is basically a groove in the lower edge of the garboard seats as well as the ends of the balance of planking as it rises up the post and stem.” Now as a newbie I have to find out what a garboard is. It’s often one deep rabbit hole just to understand one word. The definition for garboard will undoubtedly have some term that I will need to look up. It never ends. Hell, I have several glossaries bookmarked and still can’t tell you the difference between seizing and stropping.
  30.    Laggard reacted to a post in a topic: Colorado Anglers 102 Vice
  31. Laggard
    Well crud. I’m sure it was mentioned as a useful model tool. Guess not.
  32. Laggard
    Stupid thing came with no instructions. Does the end tighten any more than this? If not ‘‘twas a waste of money.
  33. Laggard
    Sorry all. Managed to find a scrap that I can use. Thanks for the offers.

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