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  1. I noticed that they have a special form that you have to fill out in order to get replacement parts. I think it is under Contact US:
  2. I would upgrade the spindle motor to a more powerful one. You can purchase a Z axis assembly that allows this to happen.
  3. that is what I was thinking. I look at the hooks etc that those two ladies are using and it makes me think that they are making ropes for large ship models. But for me, Monsieur Gaétan Bordeleau's models are large.
  4. if they are using that machine to make ropes for model ships, I can just imagine the size of those models.
  5. oh i see what you are saying. if you look at that drawing, it could be interpreted to mean 4 planks of 3/64" are required for the width of the ports. I have the kit but it's buried inside my closet. What I was thinking is I would take the two pieces that make up the port lid and take measurement of the total width.
  6. Hello. I am a little confused by this image showing 3/64 with varying heights(page 112). I thought the drawings were 1:1 scale to the model or am I incorrect?
  7. Hi, just wondering. Are you saying the kit is missing some pieces, or that you have to make those missing pieces?
  8. sort of. Here is a list of components for air brush thinner: There are four ingredients: Distilled water Isopropyl Alcohol (99.9%) Acrylic Flow Improver Acrylic Fluid Retarder
  9. Hello, I hope it's ok if I pose my question here. I was wondering if making your own thinner is better than buying already made thinner?
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