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Been waiting to say this back to you for a while, how do you get so much done? Do you ever sleep?!
Thanks Bill.Quote from: crueby on April 18, 2018, 05:44:39 PMBeen waiting to say this back to you for a while, how do you get so much done? Do you ever sleep?!I hate to burst your bubble (no I don't) but you don't have a monopoly on shop elves.And I have better cookies.Taken a count of your elves lately? I see a new face here every few days. I wondered where they came from and why but when I ask...they just look at the floor sheepishly and mumble something about crap cookies.If that results in a cookie war...so be it...it can only result in better cookies for everyone.(But it sounds like...from the elves...you have a ways to go before I need to worry about improving mine )Hm....I see a cartoron reference coming up.
This ought to be Really confusing to newcomers here...
For Chris...[youtube1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XNr-BQgpd0[/youtube1]...
Studs. They are certainly in my future. For this engine though...well we'll see how it turns out.
Easy to make, just cut the head off a long screw for the stud, add a nut. If you get adventurous, make some scale looking nuts from hex. If not, hardware store nuts to start out.
Quote from: crueby on April 18, 2018, 10:26:27 PMEasy to make, just cut the head off a long screw for the stud, add a nut. If you get adventurous, make some scale looking nuts from hex. If not, hardware store nuts to start out.Better yet, Loctite the nut to the headless screw bit and use the resulting structure as a screw that looks like a stud. That's how it's done in the TLAR workshop.