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Beat those tires up a bit, looking good Tim. :soldier

Don't think I've ever seen chipping technique on this layer of weathering. That's really neat effect, nicely done! :soldier

Now that's outstanding customer service! As far as moving stuff well, we aims to please.

Plexiglas cut but i'm already hating it. Ordering a drawing table matt.

That's hot for anyone. What's the humidity, that's the killer.

Great lineup Gary. I've always thought the Tony would be a contender at Reno, has great lines.

I'm lucky, I still get access to depreciated engineering mobile workstations (zbook) that are only 3 years old. Safe travels to Mrs and Jr Sharkmouths :vgood:

Heat gun didn't budge this, but then again it's 60" that needs to wrap and I don't think I have the skills. May end up getting the drawing table matt. I can use the plexyglass stuff for other things..maybe.

No, Not large scale. Just haven't checked back in there in the last couple of days.

Found a deal on this https://www.acehardware.com/departments/building-supplies/windows-and-doors/glass-and-acrylic-sheets/11695 They cut it down to 60" and I took the scrap. I'll crank up the heat gun and see if I can bevel the ends around the corners of my desk. I'm sure someone will have...

That's a fine looking HT, lot better than the monotoned one I saw on another forum I had to delete from because the spam I was getting from the mods.

And you guys say these motors are true and no wobble? That's my biggest hangup with the Dremels I have, I've entertained the idea of a Foredom setup but I don't use this stuff that often to justify the cost. Or is it that I don't use it because the wobble...

Wow! That looks great! Please share more with us Piet!!

And this is why this website exist.

Outstanding Paddy! :notworthy

Paddy I had a drawing table matt for the old setup, I have thought of this and I'm looking around now.

I need something under the desk, need to find some bolt on under table drawer. I got use to that. I think I'm going to dive in and start placing stuff where it lands. Yep, first up, (forget about the cubby for a while) is finishing up the Lee.

Love those little things! Saw someone place one on a poker table at the Costco the other week. :rotf Baby Jesus, not a 1st grader.... :mpup

Good lord Mark, that thing will be huge!

Standing proud! :pilot