NOT recommended for the heavy handed.
And, they appear to be very expensive.
I saw a nice paring knife for $150. A zirconia injector blade
(1.5x.3.15x.01 inches) cost $14 each.
I've never tried one but; Even if they're super, jiffy, keen, neato they
still can't beat the cost effectiveness
You guys are a hoot. How can there be s much debate about a cheap
modelling item? Most people these days buy ARF or RTF models, anyhow.
Obsidian flakes, ceramic blades, zirconia injector blades, razor blades #11
blades, snap off blades, whewww! I just rough cut my blasa HLG with a
machete and
At 02:27 PM 12/12/2003, Klaus Weiss wrote:
You guys are a hoot. How can there be s much debate about a cheap
modelling item?
The alternatives topics are:
1) debating the merits of skegs
2) debating the merits of de emphasizing landing points
3) bagged wings vs moldie
4) V-tail vs X-tail
In a message dated 12/12/03 5:27:49 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Even here in Aus, where we pay double your cost for RC gear,
modellers are not so tight that they want to get 12 months use out of a
single #11 blade. If it gets dull, toss it and replace it with a new one.
Klaus Weiss wrote:
You guys are a hoot. How can there be s much debate about a cheap
modelling item? Most people these days buy ARF or RTF models, anyhow.
Obsidian flakes, ceramic blades, zirconia injector blades, razor blades #11
blades, snap off blades, whewww! I just rough cut my blasa
It's snowing here, too
Bill
What is this Snow you all are talking about?
BP
So. California
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At 02:46 PM 12/12/2003, Bob Pope wrote:
It's snowing here, too
Bill
What is this Snow you all are talking about?
BP
So. California
A crystalline form of dihydrogen monoxide. We see a lot of it this time of
the year in the northern climes. Actually, since the air is surprisingly
smog free,
At the Indian trading post.
What are and where can you get obsidian blades???
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 2:46 PM
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] Number 11 blades
Hey now,
I now use obsidian
Isn't there a vendor we can collectively beat up on? That's always
popular when it starts snowing.
Bill Johns wrote:
At 02:27 PM 12/12/2003, Klaus Weiss wrote:
You guys are a hoot. How can there be s much debate about a cheap
modelling item?
The alternatives topics are:
1) debating
We're a rough crowd, aren't we?
Steven Bixby wrote:
2) I don't make #11 blades, that'd be a pain. I just make sharp edges with
lumpy handles. On the rare times that they get dull I just snap the edge
and viola a fresh edge.
I bet it sounds nice, especially with a cello; do you use the bear
Although it's not snowing here at the moment, here's my two cents on
poky-thingies..yup, that should about do it ;^)
Snow is a good thing especially at Sunshine, Lake Louise, Nakiska,
Kicking Horse, Fernie, etc. Snow conditions are awesome, I prefer skiing
over 80 degrees and fire ants...
All these 11 posts reminds me of some SpinalTap humor...
My guitar amp goes to 11, it's one more!
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Simon Van Leeuwen wrote:
Although it's not snowing here at the moment, here's my two cents on
poky-thingies..yup, that should about do it ;^)
Snow is a good thing especially at Sunshine, Lake Louise, Nakiska,
Kicking Horse, Fernie, etc. Snow conditions are awesome, I prefer skiing
over 80
Sure, fill them garbage dumps quicker so we have more slope
sites.
Steve
At 12:54 PM 12/11/2003 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a
message dated 12/11/03 12:25:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Geeez guys, these blades are a few
bucks for 100. Not worth the BS factor of
My covering trim blades move to my wood blade pile. My sharpened ones
(diamond hone) cut wood better than the fresh blades.
T
Geeez guys, these blades are a few bucks for 100. Not worth the BS factor
of
sharpening them!! Remove and replace BTW, Monokote dulls blades
faster than
Sharpening is faster. And you don't make unpleasant reacquaintance with old blades scattered in the hurry to change them quickly.
someone wrote:
Geeez guys, these blades are a few bucks for 100. Not worth the BS factor
of
sharpening them!! Remove and replace BTW, Monokote dulls
My closest slope site WAS a dump. Would be great if it weren't for those
pesky trees upwind. But it would take a lot of #11 blades to make a pile
that high.
Steve Meyer wrote:
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Sure, fill them garbage dumps quicker so we have more slope sites.
Steve
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