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Tim McTigue · Nov 22, 2004 05:34 PM

Early Christmas Presents#0 source
Okay, I know you guys south of here are just stoking up the oven for turkey dinner, but I just couldn't resist. Canadian Tire just started their pre-Christmas sales...

I got the box pictured here for $30 Canadian plus tax - it usually sells for much more. Now I don't anticipate needing ANYTHING else for my rotary tool anytime soon...

I've also decided to take the plunge into shrink-film coverings, so expect to see me posting lots of questions on that in the near future. I've also just ordered a new fuel syringe from Carl Shoup. When I see how much else I might get to spend this year (on myself...), I'll start salivating over engines and such...

Tim

MAAC 65703

Dankar · Nov 22, 2004 08:42 PM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#1 source
Dankar, Good luck with new season. Looks like you can do alot of shaping with this. Don't forget alot of good sand paper and good masking tape. Monocote is real good iron on for profiles and others. For trim, there trim-cote is good.

jim ivey · Nov 23, 2004 01:52 AM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#2 source
LAST EDITED ON Nov-23-04 AT 02:36 AM (CST)
 
real cool eh?....jim

gcb · Nov 23, 2004 05:17 AM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#3 source
Happy Dremeling, Tim!

George

LeagueCityRalph · Nov 23, 2004 06:38 AM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#4 source
>Okay, I know you guys south of here are just stoking up the
>oven for turkey dinner, but I just couldn't resist.
>Canadian Tire just started their pre-Christmas sales...
>
>I got the box pictured here for $30 Canadian plus tax - it
>usually sells for much more. Now I don't anticipate needing
>ANYTHING else for my rotary tool anytime soon...
>
>I've also decided to take the plunge into shrink-film
>coverings, so expect to see me posting lots of questions on
>that in the near future. I've also just ordered a new fuel
>syringe from Carl Shoup. When I see how much else I might
>get to spend this year (on myself...), I'll start salivating
>over engines and such...

At the risk of "busting a bubble", I'll mention that COSTCO and (I think) Sam's Club offer a 400+ piece set of "rotary tool accessories" for about $30. Naturally, this includes 100+ cut-off wheels and sanding disks, but it still looks like a heluve deal . . .

Ralph Wenzel

Old Sourdough · Nov 24, 2004 03:44 PM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#5 source
RAlph,

These days, $30.00 Canadian is a bit less than $30.00 US. Tim's deal doesn't look bad at all to me.

The Old Sourdough
Ruksakinmakiak, Alaska, US of A

KnightFlite · Nov 24, 2004 04:37 PM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#6 source
Well shucks Timbo, yer doin ok. This year I was blessed with a "Dr wino make yer own beer kit". Yes siree, the good Dr wino is showing me the "ropes" on how to make a potent yet astringent Ale--and I hope I stay outa Jail, cuz It aint for sail and It rhimes with pail,--and er uh-uh-uh-HAPPY HEW YEAR!!----I write my best posts when Im "a little bit gassed"--<< Flite

Harleyman · Nov 24, 2004 05:49 PM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#7 source
Looks like a good purchase to me Timmy!
Some of those bits will make quick work out of cowling, solid tops, bottoms and wing tips.

Chris

Currell · Nov 24, 2004 10:33 PM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#8 source
As of today's exchange rate, Tim's set cost $25.40. So it was a pretty decent deal. Currell

Norm · Nov 24, 2004 11:27 PM

RE: Early Christmas Presents#9 source
Sorry Currell but a dollar to us Canadians is worth a dollar to us Canadians. It is only worth $.84 if we travel south. When I do a dollar's worth of work I don't say..gee I just made .84 cents in REAL money.