Quote from: scooter on May 08, 2024, 07:46:11 AMIf they were, then he'd be pretty spry, and probably not need thar little blue pill

Some of us may well be..................... 

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Quote from: NARSES2 on May 07, 2024, 05:46:17 AMMy "hunting years" were 68 to 71 

I am hoping you mean 1968 to 1971 rather than age 68 to 71 

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If they were, then he'd be pretty spry, and probably not need thar little blue pill

Just use stealth nowadays  And as for that "little blue pill" they've changed in colour the same way my Atenolol has since Covid 

Chris I've got a couple sets of those drills.
They twist open where the top forms a V ..they can be annoying but slow strength will open em 

Also the .3mm bit will break just looking at it .

Quote from: Wardukw on May 09, 2024, 02:01:10 AMChris I've got a couple sets of those drills.
They twist open where the top forms a V ..they can be annoying but slow strength will open em 

Also the .3mm bit will break just looking at it .

Yeah, I have a set I'm almost afraid to use... one day, but only by hand and not power - even battery.

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Quote from: Wardukw on May 09, 2024, 02:01:10 AMChris I've got a couple sets of those drills.
They twist open where the top forms a V ..they can be annoying but slow strength will open em 
 .3mm bit will break just looking at it .

Yeah, I have a set I'm almost afraid to use... one day, but only by hand and not power - even battery.

Nope ..hand only ..ive got 5 Dremels including a cordless one ..they will never see these drill bits .
The 1.2 mm is the thickest but even still mate .

Quote from: Wardukw on May 09, 2024, 02:01:10 AMChris I've got a couple sets of those drills.
They twist open where the top forms a V ..they can be annoying but slow strength will open em 

Also the .3mm bit will break just looking at it .

That or a screwdriver blade 

Got to them in the end, and yes they will only ever be used by hand. Sizes are 0.1mm    to 1.00mm. Probably only ever use half of them 

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Quote from: Wardukw on May 09, 2024, 02:01:10 AMChris I've got a couple sets of those drills.
They twist open where the top forms a V ..they can be annoying but slow strength will open em 

Also the .3mm bit will break just looking at it .

That or a screwdriver blade 

Got to them in the end, and yes they will only ever be used by hand. Sizes are 0.1mm    to 1.00mm. Probably only ever use half of them 

Yeah these are the same types of drills yours is just a different sized set ..but they all break with very little effort 😆
I got two sets cause I broke the .2mm bit with the slightest of touches ..agreed tho..doubt I'll ever use a drill that small.

Drilling with a hair chopped off your head would be easier!

I think I get just as good a result by twisting a knife point, or reaming the hole carefully with a triangular file.

Spent the morning trying to remember some basic formulae for calculating probabilities/possibilities/permutations. Think I finally remembered, to be honest I looked it up and found an on line calculator  , but the people I was checking it out for aren't going to believe me 

Quote from: NARSES2 on May 02, 2012, 07:15:17 AMP-39 Finished - pics tomorrow

Zero has the main bits assembled, it's a sweet little kit

Tempest has its undersurface colours on

Helldiver now has all its transfers on.

Started some initial assembly work on the Mosquito and Beaufighter.

Got a Hasegawa Dauntless down from the stash

You're in a swing! 

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Quote from: NARSES2 on May 02, 2012, 07:15:17 AMP-39 Finished - pics tomorrow

Zero has the main bits assembled, it's a sweet little kit

Tempest has its undersurface colours on

Helldiver now has all its transfers on.

Started some initial assembly work on the Mosquito and Beaufighter.

Got a Hasegawa Dauntless down from the stash

You're in a swing! 

I was 12 years ago.    I know I like Dr Who, but I don't think I've mastered the art of time travel just yet 

They are all finished now though 

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Quote from: Pellson on May 13, 2024, 10:19:52 PM

Quote from: NARSES2 on May 02, 2012, 07:15:17 AMP-39 Finished - pics tomorrow

Zero has the main bits assembled, it's a sweet little kit

Tempest has its undersurface colours on

Helldiver now has all its transfers on.

Started some initial assembly work on the Mosquito and Beaufighter.

Got a Hasegawa Dauntless down from the stash

You're in a swing! 

I was 12 years ago.    I know I like Dr Who, but I don't think I've mastered the art of time travel just yet 

They are all finished now though 

I blame the microscopic telephone screen, but then again - it's nice to be in a swing, so let's pretend..

More than happy to pretend I'm back in 2012, not to sure my back and knees will co-operate though 

I've made a miniscule amount of progress on a couple of projects, but no where near what I'd wanted to get done    No idea what the hiatus is, but these things pass and I'll be at Northern Show in just over the week, so maybe that will give me a push in the right direction.