Hey everyone,
This is the kind of meteorwrong sellerthat I
don't mind. It was an honest mistake and he'll fix it as soon as
possible.
Finally a happy ending to one of these stories
:-)
Pascal Barre wrote:
Thank you for your email!I will look at it, if it's true I will
removed form the
Tim,
Drimmel cutting bits dont tend to cut very well on rock they basically
chip their way through , but you can cut
small slices/micros with some success.
Better for cutting is a bench top tile
cutter (avalible from shops like BQ and
Tool stores) they cost about £25 and work (Ive
A tip for cutting small meteorite slices
(Chondrites) with a Dremmel tool is to use a thin cutoff wheel and paraffin.
Take an old candle and cut into it while
the wheel is spinning, then alternate a little bit of cutting the meteorite and
cutting into the candle. It works miracles.
(you
Hullo,
To those who are interested I am selling 1.3g of New Orleans on eBay - due
to limited supply (!) this will probably be the only time I will be putting
such a large amount of this material in one auction instead of the
mono-granules that I may be putting out in the future!!
Hi
all
How about
if we all asked Garmin about adding a symbol we could used for making waypoints
for impact craters in our GPS units?
I mean
there are symbols for allot of different things, but no useful ones for
craters.
Maybe even
a symbol for meteorites?
I have
tried to make them
Hello List, Dremmel makes a small diamond cutting wheel. They
cost about $15 but I bet they would work nice.
Thanks, TomPeregrineflier Yea, that's right,The
proudest member of the IMCA # 6168
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Charles Viau
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Hi List,
Hope everyone had a great wonderfulThanksgiving and ate as much as possible..I have a problem here,I have a "Giant Campo", here it weighs about 171 to 176 lbs., and is basically waytoo much meteorite for me these days (hard to move around)anyone interested in trades or making a
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