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with printed parts, this does not make sense.

great idea having almost given up on Dragon photo etch clamps, but I might just try a set of Aber clamps before giving in to the new trend of resin made clamps. thanks for the great video really helpful.

This video popped up .. through the magic of UA-cam when I am going to do some brass soldering for a 1:48 "Critter" chassis (model railroading). Thanks.

Yo dorky your 157th podcast is dead again after 8 episodes! I uinderstabd why!

Excellent technique! 👏🏻

Dammmmm! Thank you for sharing!!! I’m able to do a lot of photo-etch, but the clasps I was to afraid of. I think I might give them a try !!!!😊

Hey Rob. Thanks for putting this together Bro. Lots of cool stuff and amazing work. I thoroughly enjoyed watching !

That helped a lot, thanks!

Very helpful. Thank you 👍

I recognized many peoples work

What about making tool clamps that open and close?

Try soldering paste instead of wire. This is a way more cleaner way (less cleaning required)

Extremely helpful!

Cool. I won the Vietnam award for its that seal at 11:15

Cool models. 👍

If you aren't a professional teacher, you certainly could be. Your explanation is very much on point, and I know from ARMORCON that you have the patience of a saint.

Excellent presentation. Thank you for doing this.

Thanks for doing this, Rob. Great job!

Thanks for the videos. It was the first mosquitocon i missed in 10 years.

PE tool clamps are nothing but frustration for me, thank you for doing this!

I subscribed to your channel! I'm from Japan Thank you very much.

I saw that P-3 when I was stationed at Thule Greenland!

Your doing a good job on your Videos

Thanks for sharing the pictures and video

Looked like it was a great show! Wish I could have gone!

Nice going Rob! Much prefer the slide show to video for individual models. I subscribed. Good luck!

Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

I agree that the vendors tables has been slowly showing less kits that I normally go for and do to this weird economy we are having its not helping us model builders. Still there is that rare, hard to find kit that does come up every know and then that you may want to get or be inspired by what you see. Despite this I will still attempt to support them the best I can when possible. I really like how the ship models look and hopefully I will make a model ship next year!

Nice coverage of Mosquitocon 2023, and keeping the photos organized. There are some very talented auto builders there, and make me want to quit attempting automotive builds altogether. How do the judges qualify one build over another? The paint coverage and detailing were all amazing. Are there makers categories? (Ford, GM, Foreign?) Rock Music background not my first choice.

thanks for the video , i was at this show , thanks for showing my 2 gundams , the chrome and the one next to it. and my klingon warbird, uss grissom, razor crest and uss shenzhou. it was a really fun show. i won 4 awards there for my cars. i posted a video of the show as well. looks like you are a new channel. im going to sub. looking forward to watching your work.

I like to say thank you for showing my Gundam Diorama build at the start of this video. I also posted a video of the whole show too but I will promote this video as well!

Thanks for the video .. some great models at the show .

Great video, Rob, I enjoyed it a lot. A very wide variety of models at this show, and very interesting as well 👍😎

Nice work putting this together. Could you clarify one point--What does, "Display not in contest" mean? Could you clarify? (at 9:38)

Fantastic job Rob Riv

Nice video, amd thanks for posting. I'd vote more rock music and less figure skating music!

Well done Rob.

Thanx for the video. Did you try holding the end caps by sticking a thin strip of masking tape to it (fold over itself, like a "flag")? This would give you a "handle" to hold the piece while getting it in the groves where it's supposed to sit.

Very helpful thanks

Great video, I just started listening the podcast that you are on and love it also. This really helped me to understand how these work, and I will have to try to make me some.

Great video!!! You’re gonna do just fine. Great job on the tutorial. Looking forward to seeing you make more vids!! By the way, how are your ni……. Never mind! 😊

Well done, Rob!

Hey Rob, BRILLIANT!!!!! I always avoided them, the masking tape as a clamp is a great idea!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!

Great videos, Rob! Thank you so much.

This was a helpful video, Rob. I have some questions: 1. Are the clamps workable after the cementing with CA? If not, how do you fit them over the tools to give the "humped" shape and clamping appearance? 2. It would seem that the CA would leave a lump on the handle that would show up after painting and weathering. Do you do anything to remove it?

Thank you for this. Nicely presented and very clear technique. Shall certainly give it a go.

Will you be putting these on a kit and showing how to put the tools in them too? This stuff is GOLD

Thanks for this. Well presented and clear and concise directions. Took some of the mystery, stress and fear away. Ready to give PE clamps a try again using this method.

Really good, professional video! This is a technique I’ve avoided so far, now you’ve given me the confidence to try it. I’ve subscribed and looking forward to the next one 👍🏾

Thx, very interesting guide and a first video that makes we want to see the following ones. I just subscribed! As a beginner that has never done PE soldering... yet, I would have liked to see how you sanded the end parts of the tank. I mean, how did you manage to put sanding paper down there without damaging the tiny ridge all around?