Do you have a favorite electrically powered model building or repairing tool? I am very fortunate to have four of them. These are not shown in any particular order of preference. The first one is a small table top drill press from Harbor Freight. The second is a scroll saw picked up at an R C swap meet. The third is a band/disc sander and the fourth is a rotary tool.
Each one has given me...
Do you have a favorite electrically powered model building or repairing tool? I am very fortunate to have four of them. These are not shown in any particular order of preference. The first one is a small table top drill press from Harbor Freight. The second is a scroll saw picked up at an R C swap meet. The third is a band/disc sander and the fourth is a rotary tool.
Each one has given me a lot of helpful usage over my many years of model building - and repair too!!
All powered tools are interesting, however one needs to be careful and respect the tool/s, as they do what they were designed and are intended to do. However, tools do not "think" on their own!! I would guess that you have favorite modeling tools also. If one has some unique tools, it would be interesting to see them!
Oh, notice that I did not include a picture of my gasoline powered chain saw. But a chain saw can be used to "permanently dismantle" a model that did not do what you thought you told it to do! : )