Nauti Fox
Well-known member
Hope you carry sufficient insurance cover in case you have a bread related accident.Most companies carry a dough exclusion clause.
any boatie NOT own a dremel ??
- Thread starter mobione
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tcm
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hm, i'm rather saddened thhat so many people seem to own only one dremel. Over here in the Two-Dremels Clique the qualification is to have apparently lost one, somewhere, and then find it just as you have bought a new one....
hm, i'm rather saddened thhat so many people seem to own only one dremel. Over here in the Two-Dremels Clique the qualification is to have apparently lost one, somewhere, and then find it just as you have bought a new one....
EME
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Titled :
'Dremel, Cointreau and New Boat' - The Practical Application ...... or has that already been done?
Titled :
'Dremel, Cointreau and New Boat' - The Practical Application ...... or has that already been done?
tcm
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Re: Git
anyway, it was nothing to do with cointreau. It was gin. I seem to remeber that it took me and coliholic less that 12 hours to take a machine to a new boat to make the gin bottle fit the perspex shelf hole thingy , but er unfortunately we (him, really) were in a condition that forced us to consider dremeling the actual bottle first of all. Anyway, it all worked out nicely, so no bother.
anyway, it was nothing to do with cointreau. It was gin. I seem to remeber that it took me and coliholic less that 12 hours to take a machine to a new boat to make the gin bottle fit the perspex shelf hole thingy , but er unfortunately we (him, really) were in a condition that forced us to consider dremeling the actual bottle first of all. Anyway, it all worked out nicely, so no bother.
EME
Active member
He He
Still makes me giggle though ...
and I'm totally hacked off 'cos father-in-law has been around here recovering all his power toys ..... herrummph
Still makes me giggle though ...
and I'm totally hacked off 'cos father-in-law has been around here recovering all his power toys ..... herrummph
mobione
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I also did not realise the usefulness of them until I got one. Think the two things I find most handy are the cutting wheels for shortening hard small ss screws, etc and the grinding wheels for preparation of small nicks for painting or filling.
Especially like the warning in my Dremel manual This product is not intended for use as a dental drill or in medical applications. Serious personal injury may result.
However, in dire circumstances who knows - now I wonder if they do a trepanning cutter, bit of urgent brain surgery required /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif?
John
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I like the manual too. Some of the projects are great. e.g p98 'carve a dried gourd into a bird house'. Now didn't monty python do that one?
Seriously though it is a fantastic bit of kit. I can power mine off my Ring Powerpack 135 Booster/Inverter. Although I think you can get cordless ones now.
I also did not realise the usefulness of them until I got one. Think the two things I find most handy are the cutting wheels for shortening hard small ss screws, etc and the grinding wheels for preparation of small nicks for painting or filling.
Especially like the warning in my Dremel manual This product is not intended for use as a dental drill or in medical applications. Serious personal injury may result.
However, in dire circumstances who knows - now I wonder if they do a trepanning cutter, bit of urgent brain surgery required /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif?
John
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I like the manual too. Some of the projects are great. e.g p98 'carve a dried gourd into a bird house'. Now didn't monty python do that one?
Seriously though it is a fantastic bit of kit. I can power mine off my Ring Powerpack 135 Booster/Inverter. Although I think you can get cordless ones now.
Alistairr
Active member
A Dremel!!! For what purpose would you have a Dremel on board for????
No, I don't Own one!!!
No, I don't Own one!!!
