Hi,
It’s on here somewhere, the Bogs grind for a fly cutter.
I think it is part of one of Bog’s articles, however I can’t find it. I ground mine by memory of what I’d read, so probably not that good but it does a fantastic job on plastic & pretty good on aluminum.
Cheers Kerrin
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- In topic · 14 DecHi Chris,
Just done a binge read to catch up!
Great work, should have remembered that your shop runs 24-7!
Cheers Kerrin - In topic · 2 Jun 2025Hi Roger,
Thanks for posting the pictures!
It’s 6 years ago that we tried to meet up there, were has the time gone!
The gent from Germany that told me about there fun weekend was going to be on when we were in Zurich & I are still in contact.
It sure is a fabulous track, there guys I meet were great & keen to compare Model Engineering from down under with what they were upto!
Cheers Kerrin
- In topic · 27 Apr 2024Hi Kim,
Just done a catch-up read, life’s been pretty shit round here for the last month, real good progress!
Couple of things, soft soldering stainless, best flux is Duzall, that is if the safety types still allow it, just gotta make sure your shop is well ventilated.
A rotabroach is the bee’s knees for cutting holes like your windows! No center required, they have a spring loaded center, you are supposed to center punch, but I found as long as you take it gentle you can get away with it, the best thing is they don’t care if they aren’t cutting a full circle!
Cheers Kerrin - In topic · 23 Feb 2024Hi Kim,
Isn’t tender “a place for beer storage in elf”?……
Cheers Kerrin

