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Sometimes it's just much more convenient if your metal saw has a sticky out bit.

Edo I dont think that this saw is very efficient. I have the same at work, it is compact but not very good for big pieces

It'll be my (first phase) FRP saw - that arrived today.

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Edou Don't use this saw
You have to use a hand guillotine or a "cisaille" in french. After, fines carbure disks on a dremel. With the saw you'll have a poor cut with destroyed hairs of the fiber.
After cuting, put a layer of CA glue on the cuts to hard the frame and avoid the hairing.

Too late.
This FRP is quite excellent, very fine of structure and hardly breaks on the edges.



Group C T-bar on top...

I'm happy for Edo,
Some guys work everyday with electronic frp plates advice me guillotine. but you have carbon plate no? Don't forget to CA glue the borders.
You have here a better cut than me Another perfect job Edo.........

Nope, it's fiber glass with epoxy resin.
Didn't cut the T-bar myself, that's just to compare against the FRP grain Tamiya uses (the new stuff is stronger).

I had it!
The black special plastic glue. indeed Andy I think

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Mo' Italieri brushes .. you can never have too many brushes

HAAAAAA! The old ultrasonic bowl. A little small but better than nothing