That is super awesome!

That’s the hook from Bioshock: Infinite, right?


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That's the one.

It took me about 3 weeks to put together
The hooks rotate, but not by motor, didn't have time.

She wears the Elizabeth costume when she carries it.
I finished the Hellboy samaritin a couple of months ago
Its huge
And I made a Hellboy big baby as well, again huge.

Other toys include predator spear and forearm weapons, they extend when you pull a hidden lever.
Swords and other cool stuff
I like a challenge.

In my spare time, I build wood clocks
Not just faces, but the mechanisms are all wood as well.

Being an engineer and tool maker by trade, I get bored in my office job
So I need something to occupy my hands.

Very cool. I do like these replica props (from films, tv or games).

A lot of time and effort goes into researching them and the end results are amazing

How about this little treasure.

Im working on a fluorescent question mark or a led powered one at least.

 

Interesting
JR

Very nice work! 

I am a huge supporter of cosplay, although I don't do it myself.  No one wants to see a fat, middle aged Batman.   

Def

  Isn't Batman middle-aged? 

Isn't Batman middle-aged? 

I think you will find that he is now an octogenarian.

Batman is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, and first appeared in Detective Comics #27, in 1939.   

I love the ways threads take here...:-)
I do like your woodwork and must admit my skills end far before anything as intricate would come out of my attempts.
I did buy a Nerf Gun just for modding purposes on one of those bored weekends, though.
Since I have 3 small kids I sometimes wonder what "bored" ever meant?!
I still have the Gun, maybe I´ll get round to do something to it someday - And I´m sure my Dremel will come in handy then.

It took me about 3 weeks to put together

Other toys include predator spear and forearm weapons, they extend when you pull a hidden lever.

That looks amazing. 
 If you get a chance to share Predator item pics, I'd appreciate it.

Cute little shield, good job
JR

Thanks!

300 series. Basically the cheapest decent one you can get. This is almost all of my accessories minus the sanding head. That somehow ended up getting misplaced. I found it beside where the case was laying. 

Case (and the silver collets) did not come with it. It went to an older model my Dad had. He broke the handle off the case, and threw the case in the back of the farm shop.  The small plastic box the 300 came with to hold the tools it came with did nothing to store the accessories. Especially given how many I had from older Dremels. Besides, I couldn't store the Dremel--for years I used the packaging (and my grandparents still do, with their identical model) The thin liners in the accessory set cases are useless and you have to put the blisters back on the top of them to keep their contents from getting lost.  This one has room for everything in it. 







A fuse box works great to hold my cutting heads--except the diamond one (which is much larger diameter). I lost my wrench, AGAIN!. Had to use the pliers of my Surge and a small screwdriver to put the cutting blade in the shaft, and to insert the whole tool into the Dremel and lock the chuck.

Dremel club apprentice reporting 

Bought me a Dremel recently. Should have bought one years ago, now that I have it I can't imagine how I survived without it all that time

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Just wandering upon this thread, what a clever shield this is!    I didn't know how fragile some of the dremel disk until once broken and exploded.  Lucky I was wearing eye protection, but still freaky me out a little.

Dremel club apprentice reporting 

Bought me a Dremel recently. Should have bought one years ago, now that I have it I can't imagine how I survived without it all that time

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Great setup, still love that work bench! 

Look what my lady got me for my 33rd birthday


I immediately got myself that drill press workstation stand for it cause it takes the already incredible device to purely magical heights



Tried it on a few little things already and man that combo works magic

Sweet !  and happy Birthday !!!!!!

Sweet !  and happy Birthday !!!!!!

Thanks, bud

Look what my lady got me for my 33rd birthday
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I immediately got myself that drill press workstation stand for it cause it takes the already incredible device to purely magical heights

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Tried it on a few little things already and man that combo works magic

 

And happy birthday!

Never realized that there was a Dremal club here.  Got my first many, many years ago.
I certainly wish I could outfit a shop with all the goodies that they've come out with over the years.

Never realized that there was a Dremal club here.  Got my first many, many years ago.
I certainly wish I could outfit a shop with all the goodies that they've come out with over the years.

I so could use a mini shop, I have one of their carry cases with a vice but to have like a mini shop outfitted with mini tools would be great! Before we moved and I didn’t have any room, all I had was a mini shed I made a special bench simple 4ft x 2ft, but it had a square cut out in the middle, and it had special pieces that excepted diff hand tools, like a circular saw, it then mounted into the bench and turned it into a table saw, same with a jig saw, router, and a belt sander, one other unique thing I did was the wiring for it, I put a 3way on the front and the outlet on the back, also a foot peddle so power came in the 3way, fed the top outlet, if you turned it off which you didn’t it flipped down and just fed the foot switch which felt the lower outlet, of course I put a slap emergency off before anything, there’s something similar like at the beginning of this subject that I posted,,
JR

Sweet !  and happy Birthday !!!!!!

Thanks bud

Yeah those kits are nice.  I like the bottle guard a lot and will be making one for myself as well.  Those disks can be shrapnel.  I always wear hand and eye protection as I've had one break off and scare me. 

Yeah those bottle guards can be a eye saver!
JR

I received my Fliks today.
The one I opened had a couple of issues. The lock tab nubs had very sharp edges, and hurt my fingers to unlock tools, because the lock tab springs are ridiculously strong. So I used the Dremel to chamfer the edges a little. Now I can push them with no pain.
I also loosened the pivots, and used some WD40 to get the blades to actually open with one hand.