Carolina Garrison

NegativeEleven wrote:My "Chicago Electric rotary tool" from Harbor Freight for $26 has lasted longer than the 2 Dremel tools I burned out, which were $60-$70 each. All the Dremel bits fit in it.

Do you remember which Dremels you had?

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My under suit from target and my neck seal from veedox came in!! The nexkseal is very nice. Pricey but good quality.

I plan on getting the Dremel or the Chicago electric tool on my next paycheck. All this stuff is definitely making a dent in my bank account I also will start a build thread whenever the armor comes in. Should be in a few weeks.

Hello Marcus looks like you been making very nice progress. I seldom use the dremel, all I really usually cut with that are the eyes and the teeth and ears making the helmet. Rest of the armor I trim with a pair of Leksan model scissors or pair of tinsnips for some of the longer cuts. And then I clean up the edges with some sandpaper. dremels are nice, but you can start with out it. Great work staying on top of it. Feel free to email or PM me if you have any questions too bro.

Got most of my stuff that I ordered come in the mail. I still have a few things to purchase but as for now I am waiting for my armor kit and mic tips.

Good luck, man, and welcome aboard!

Taylor bought a pair of accurate mic tips a few months ago to make himself a communicator. He was supposed to bring the second one to me to pour silicone on last weekend. We'll get to it Thursday, I think.

Got my tracking number and should be in this Friday. Just went through LASEK surgery on Monday so I'll see if my vision gets better by then to start.