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Lieutenant  · 1,643 pts London, Greater London, United Kingdom Member since Dec 2010 Last online 24 hours ago
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Forum replyRe: Waterproofing new cut hatch@roycv Very long ago I made a sub out of wood - dynamic diver with a lot of lead weight in it. The hatch was just a wooden section which slotted into a rebate, and around the inside of the rebate I put a 1/8" …Forum replyRe: Couldn’t access over the last two daysWe could connect to the server - it was up - but none of the content was visible. It felt to me like there was some corruption in the content, so our browsers couldn't display it properly - but no doubt the we…Forum replyRe: 3D Printer options for small parts@JockScott Um. If I wanted a 3x3mm roller (with a 1mm hole through the middle for an axle), I would probably turn it on a lathe. But it's hardly worth £1,000 + just to be able to do that. If I didn't have a la…Forum replyRe: 3D Printer options for small parts@IanL1 It may be worth rapidly documenting my experience with more sophisticated modelling tools ? Ask any further questions about them... 1 - I have a Seig C3 Arc Euro 7x14 Chinese lathe (Arc Euro now closed …Forum replyRe: How is everyone Securing boats while transporting to and from pond@DWBrinkman ".... Somewhere I saw a link you posted about the process you use to make them, but I can't find it again. " It's here - though very wordy http://eezebilt.uk/box1.html "However, I do have a questio…Forum replyRe: How is everyone Securing boats while transporting to and from pond@chugalone100 .+...... Trouble is it is pretty heavy and weighs more than the model! It is manageable though but I wouldn't want to upsize it for my bigger models so will have to come up with another solution.…Forum replyRe: How is everyone Securing boats while transporting to and from pond@chugalone100 If you work for a display company then twinflute should be easy to obtain. They use it for all sorts of signs - estate agents boards are often made of it. It's quite structural on its own, but eq…Forum replyRe: How is everyone Securing boats while transporting to and from pondMy biggest box is 42"x12"X12" - but I don't think I would have a problem up to, say, 48"x18"x18" with Correx. It's strong, and very light, which is useful if the boat is heavy. If it's really heavy - uses a ca…Forum replyRe: How is everyone Securing boats while transporting to and from pondMy boxes are all made from Correx - often called 'Twinflute'. Cheap, robust, simple to make for a variety of sizes. Full instructions and a build log here: http://eezebilt.uk/box1.html With flat handles they s…Build blog commentRe: build blog@Heners2332 You could always try an EeZeBilt RAF Crash Tender at 20 inches - http://eezebilt.uk/RAF.html

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