I've been following some of your builds. In reference to specific tools for this thing, I have the basics but nothing fancy. No mill, no verticle adjustable angle drum sander. Nothing fancy. I am on the list for down the road, Can this thing be built without those fancy gadgets? Thanks, Ken
I sm pretty sure you can build it without those fancy tools
That is the beauty of the CNC kit, everything is made and will need to carefully assemble. You do need hobby knives and spare blades.
Got plenty of those... buy them in 100 lots
Keep in mind the most beautiful navy board models were build without any of these modern tools. All these additional tool are there to just make our life a little bit easier.
Depending on age the only adfitional tool needed is some reading glasses and a bright light.
Depending on age the only adfitional tool needed is some reading glasses and a bright light.
Been working in a Mamoli Victory.. which I regret buying... Squared off the masts by hand..//surgical blade and lost finger tips///
well, at the time. 7 yrs ago... the price was right... never again a mamaoli
You might want to think about a variety sizes of clamps. From 2” overall to about 4” or so.
maybe some mini spreader clamps. From Harbor Freight usually about $3 a piece. They open to about 6”.
Maybe also a small adjustable square to keep frames square.
maybe some mini spreader clamps. From Harbor Freight usually about $3 a piece. They open to about 6”.
Maybe also a small adjustable square to keep frames square.
///depening on age.... you nailed that one... glasses... upon glsses...zo vIO camt evem ty[e vprrect// IcANT EVEN TYPE COORECT...LY..Keep in mind the most beautiful navy board models were build without any of these modern tools. All these additional tool are there to just make our life a little bit easier.
Depending on age the only adfitional tool needed is some reading glasses and a bright light.
wIFE HAD TO PUT LEFT HAND ON HEAD.... RIGHT HAND ON CROTCH TO PEE....
i KNEW i MARRIED HER FOR SOME REASON//////
Everything inside the kit is well prepared, so do not need fancy tools. Some things will take slightly longer, but you can build in the same quality like others.....definitely
...if you got some reading glasses and a good light