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Found out much too late about this, when I had already trimmed everything in sight. It is MAGIC. Because it hardly moves, there is also much less dust. Get one.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Tue, 24 Jan 2012 22:24:12 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3068.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3068.JPG.html
The manual advises some ridiculous contraption where you measure resin and hardener separately and then mix them. Since one or ´t other will always be left in the other cup, the erors must be substantial. I just use the scale, pour in resin and then an appropriate amount of hardener straight on top. With a steady hand and remembering the proportions, it´s easy. And yes, it´s filthy.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 18 May 2011 21:37:40 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3065.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3065.JPG.html
I tried Marigold gloves, thinking they would be better and cheaper. Your sense of touch is gone though, and I found you can buy a box of 100 gloves at the chemist for next to nothing. Same goes for the mixing sticks.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 18 May 2011 21:00:21 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3069.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3069.JPG.html
As Monty Python adepts will know, this is the most important tool of all. It's the tool that goes "...PING!...".]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:01:56 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3070.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3070.JPG.html
Sanding tools. They are great to work with and last forever.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:46:52 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3067.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3067.JPG.html
Not for beer. Use these for mixing epoxy instead of those supplied. No more cleaning them out (which the manual says is easy. It's not). Just bin these.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Tue, 11 Dec 2012 11:41:59 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3066.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3066.JPG.html
Much cheaper than dedicated one, and in fact more useful in tight corners.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:43:35 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3064.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3064.JPG.html
Great for filling air bubbles. Cutting the end gives progressively larger hole, great for Redux. No more messing around with the stuff to your elbows, get it in the right place first time. Get them from your favourite dentist. Bigger one is good for filling ribs with Redux.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:42:59 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3063.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3063.JPG.html
Must-have. Most drilling jobs are impossible without one.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:41:51 +0000 http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3062.JPG.html http://europaowners.org/gallery2/v/Glazener/Tools/IMG_3062.JPG.html
Don't leave home without one. Most used are drum sander, cut-off disc (largest size), machine bit and felt tip for polishing.]]> Jeroen Glazener photo Wed, 26 Jan 2011 19:38:21 +0000