How do you turn it on, and off? It looks great BTW.
Jason
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coolest thing ive ever seen. I have been wondering for a while. Are all the external parts machined so there is just half of a grenade, clamp, etc. to begin with, or do you just take an obi saber and cut it in half?
looking good :thumbsup
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coolest thing ive ever seen. I have been wondering for a while. Are all the external parts machined so there is just half of a grenade, clamp, etc. to begin with, or do you just take an obi saber and cut it in half?
looking good :thumbsup
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Sweet, That means its kind of a 2 for 1 deal. Im assuming you save the other half to build another.
Great job so far, keep it up
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<div class='quotetop'>(DarthCalibar @ May 11 2006, 08:10 PM) [snapback]1242689[/snapback]
Sweet, That means its kind of a 2 for 1 deal. Im assuming you save the other half to build another.
Great job so far, keep it up
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Jeweler's Saws are also called "hobby saws". They're also many types of blades for the saw frame. It takes some practice to get the hang of using them. The key is to have the saw frame level with your shoulders and not to tilt the frame as presure blade makes them snap. They will break very easy when you are not doing it right. But the key is not to "white knuckle it", it is not a mini hacksaw. The blade should be tight and make a ping sound when plucked. The more teeth on the blade the better.X-acto Razor saws are excellent cutting implements, but you might consider getting a Jewelers saw, also called a 'scroll saw'. The blades are designed for cutting metal and don't dull as quickly as X-acto.
Jay
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