RaggedEdge
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@ yep, looks like they have meetings on Friday at 7:30pm.
about 1 hour ago
from Seesmic
in reply to elegantmachines
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@ oops, "open house" either.
about 1 hour ago
from Seesmic
in reply to elegantmachines
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@ and didn't know they had a either.
about 1 hour ago
from Seesmic
in reply to elegantmachines
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@ yeah, I knew about TX/RX labs, just never been there.
about 1 hour ago
from Seesmic
in reply to elegantmachines
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- Wife wanted me to gather up presents for her to wrap, drop these particles in front of her...she said "What are t
about 1 hour ago
from TwitPic
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Neighbor is having hell with getting his diesel pickup started in this cold weather.
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
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@ Wow they had a Makebot there.
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to elegantmachines
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@ Really looking forward to your book. Have you made the Watchdog Timer circuit you made available?
about 4 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to jonoxer
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@ Interesting, I wish I had gotten thicker pieces.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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@ By using plaster on the outside, it would help hide the foam layer seams.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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@ That's right, my dad used screen wire on my old layout too. Screen wire and paper mache.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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@ Yeah that's another good way to do it, I tried some molds, and didn't have much luck. Hard to get them off the plaster.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
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@ He uses some thicker pieces of foam, I guess they have 2" foam up north. Part 2 gets into the foam sculpturing.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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@ This series is where I learned this method.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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@ I have never tried the plaster paper towels, but I remember that was what my dad did on my layout when I was a kid.
about 11 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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@ I guess I could use the wire cutter to get the general shape, then rough it up from there. It is messy. Fills my shop vac.
about 12 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to chrisindallas
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Here's what I did on a previous mountain, so I have some roughing up to do on the new one.
about 12 hours ago
from Tweetie
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@ only in small cracks that don't look natural. I get it smooth first and get the general shape going, then go rough it up.
about 12 hours ago
from Tweetie
in reply to chrisindallas
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Don't have the ambition to continue any more tonight. Will hit it again tomorrow.
about 12 hours ago
from Tweetie
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