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  1. sudomekh
    I have ... 70 MF .... but this machine for brass is very weak ... I would like 300 watts
  2. sudomekh
    if you want to show on the model copper plating and mounting boards .... you will not want balsa or foam .... I am not a supporter of these materials linden, pine or something unsteady OK!
  3. sudomekh
    Nenad M! photos from here
  4. sudomekh
    Ненад М..это груша на маленькой шлюпке....а теперь представьте ваш тип дерева для этой работы Edit comments from Moderator: Please post in English. Nenad M.. Pear is on a small boat .... and now imagine your type of wood for the job
  5. sudomekh
    Nenad M. .. Try to use a more fine-grained trees Example: pear, hornbeam and so dapee
  6. sudomekh
    I think Google does not always translate correctly ... if I can not write in the forum .... you tell me .... and I will not do so Sorry!
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  8. sudomekh
    most importantly ... good start ... and then learn good luck!
  9. sudomekh
    pear .... take ... you can do it without problems 0.5x0.5 circular saw immediately ... you should submit that 2 mm on a scale of 1/100 it is 0.2 m have you seen ... such railing? no offense ... the appetite will come during the meal)))
  10. sudomekh
    I am sorry that climbed on foreign territory)))))) please ... you wenge then had to redo ...
  11. sudomekh
    ... I would at least partially filled em space wenge think not particularly suitable for the construction of the model (especially small scale) .... I just did the gunwale of his 1/50
  12. sudomekh
    need for such a tool cutters 150 watts or more
  13. sudomekh
    Adrieke! I think the small rack of brass for this model ... 1.5 times more than would have been better
  14. sudomekh
    I did loop steering of copper (strip and wire, thin tube) ... tin soldering the entire sequence is visible in the photo
  15. sudomekh
    not always trust ... instructions ... see more old photos, drawings from the archives and their artistic taste )))
  16. sudomekh
    sorry .... I think it helps to understand))) if it's too much, then I apologize again
  17. sudomekh
    Adrieke! Sorry! Everything is fine, but the stairs and railings would like to see more subtle, more elegant
  18. sudomekh
    may try drilling machine?
  19. sudomekh
    went through it all ... that is usually all learn from their mistakes ... try not to lay down a thick layer of putty ... it should remain at a minimum ... Good luck!
  20. sudomekh
    Nenad! OK! Then essentially ... pay attention to this part of the body ... in my opinion it is not quite right ... but up to you ... I told only my personal opinion
  21. sudomekh
    B.E. Hi! I fully support)))
  22. sudomekh
    I did .. MDF frames began to build three years ago ... the spacing of tree filled ... there is nothing dangerous in this material do not see if it is used partially.
  23. sudomekh
    Thank you! Sorry ... I do not have a workshop and I build the kitchen))) two halves easier to handle)))
  24. sudomekh
    Dremmel ... think ... not really good for the performance of many works in the construction of our models (for rough drafts Dremmel works good) ... and mainly used something smaller
  25. sudomekh
    yes number 371 ... good luck)))

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