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16th February 2004, 17:07

pfffrt, the cost of this hobby is getting outrageous. just spent 20€ on a good screw driver, a new blade for the hacksaw and a machine tap so I can use 3mm screws on everything

I've already spent 50 on a drill, 60 on a dremel, 25 on a blowtorch, over 50€ on drill bits and dremel stuff, 50 on barbs, hoses, hose clamps, splitters etc, 75 euro on aluminium and copper and some more money on tools like clamps

uke:

I envy the lucky bastards who's dad has all that kind of stuff

FreeStyler · 16th February 2004, 23:21

look at it this way, one day, your kids will be one of those lucky bastards.

No it's expensive that's for sure. And that's without blowing anything up...

16th February 2004, 23:21	#22
FreeStyler Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Antwerp Posts: 1,186	look at it this way, one day, your kids will be one of those lucky bastards. No it's expensive that's for sure. And that's without blowing anything up... __________________ Put brain in gear BEFORE engaging mouth.

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16th February 2004, 17:07	#21
TeuS Posts: n/a	pfffrt, the cost of this hobby is getting outrageous. just spent 20€ on a good screw driver, a new blade for the hacksaw and a machine tap so I can use 3mm screws on everything I've already spent 50 on a drill, 60 on a dremel, 25 on a blowtorch, over 50€ on drill bits and dremel stuff, 50 on barbs, hoses, hose clamps, splitters etc, 75 euro on aluminium and copper and some more money on tools like clamps uke: I envy the lucky bastards who's dad has all that kind of stuff