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Everything posted by Old Collingwood
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I used it already on the dowels I put inside the masts (to strengthen them) yep - just a case of scraping using the curved insode section of the blade, Its very sharp and did a great job, the idea is to do the same after making on the dowel each end where to start tapering it. OC.
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I have got a great new tool for shaping spars - its a rounded scraping tool that slides in and locks (extended or retracted) it will be great for shaping the tapers on my dowel spars. OC.
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You mean for sanding plastic or even wood parts? I use nail sanding files - I have a mix of the flexible two sided ones and many that are thin with card in the center - I have beautiful nails now 🤣 OC.
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Indeed - felt like the whole site was on hold over my magnifier episode - so glad full service has resumed. OC.
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Yep me too Aurora - Black Manta etc and the TR3 (Poss Blackbird replacement) I once went with a group of aircraft spotters to a UK mil base Mildenhall as two Blackbirds were stationed there then, we camped out in a field under the runway hoping to see one of the aircraft depart, we never did as they were kept hid away in there hangars. OC.
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Back to normal - toothpaste to the rescue - final result magnifier 1 finger 0 "ouch". View through magnifier after repair. OC.
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Makes you realise what a special job - dry docking is getting the ship ligned up to catch those blocks. OC.
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This is what makes our forum so special - we are like a family looking out for each other and helping where we can. OC.
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Thanks for that lou, I have just been looking online at our local store to see what they have - not seen the above mentioned but they do have many others. OC.
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