3M Magic Tape spanning both sides of the cut. ======================= Hi Andy, I have used a paper cutter in the past myself. One thing I found is that when cutting long narrow strips, there is a

You need to strip the Digital Rights Management (DRM) https://www.howtogeek.com/162994/how-to-strip-the-drm-from-your-kindle-ebooks-for-cross-device-enjoyment-and-archiving/ The first digital book I

As I said, the discs are copy protected. You cannot copy them to any memory device. Nelson Moyer

Hi Folks, While some locomotives did haul Steam-Era Freight Cars, this is not a list dedicated to them. This list is about Steam-Era Freight Cars. So if you have

I have onr of those old green ones. the blade on the table can be turned to use the back side. The one on the guillotine can be flipped. Snug the screws and check for squareness tap it until it is and

“dropping down with less angle to the cut” I think that’s key . . . Schuyler

Most Dollar Tree outlets (somehow still considered "essential" here in Western New York) sell four small tubes for -- yes, a dollar. I consider them to be "single use" containers. Use caution with

Thanks Andy for the helpful reply on this! Claus Schlund

I don't know if this will work with the 2010-2019 archive, however I installed the 1934-1999 archive from the four (!) DVDs onto a USB 64MB "stick." I then access the entire archive from there. It

Freight car content? -- Dave Parker Swall Meadows, CA

The New Haven EP-5’s were nick-named ‘Jets’ from the howl of the cooling blowers. I heard them. They were loud, and not a pleasant sound for the layout(in my opinion). I agree that a European

I’l somewhat dispute the sounds. While I never got to see an MILW “Joe” ins service, I did spend some time around the CSS&SB “800s” (don’t call them “Little Joes”). I even got a short

I have found that dropping the blade handle super fast helps in getting less curl. Makes me fill like I am reinacting the French Revolution. I also place the cuts furthest out to where the blade is

Agree 100%: The most useful, albeit probably not the most important 'find' in my Mother's estate: was the 19in by 19in Martin-Yale Premiere paper cutter with the green cross-hatched 3/4in wood base

Hi Andy, I have used a paper cutter in the past myself. One thing I found is that when cutting long narrow strips, there is a tendency for the styrene to develop a bit of a curl, and then it is

IIRC, Wayne Wesoloski had an article in RMC years ago that converted a disc blade paper cutter to work with sheet styrene. I do not remember the exact issue. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Andy, I totally agree. I liked my rotary paper cutter so much that I bought a larger one - 18". Blades can be replaced when they wear out, so I don't worry about that.

Andy, Some of the tricks we do are so matter of fact that we never think of passing it on to the rest of the group. When I've done my Pan Pastel clinics I am amazed at the questions that are asked. I

Yeah but... those are DC machines, so the only real sound is gear noise and the occasional clacking of the control contactors, much like a diesel as it makes transition. The GN Y-1s were AC machines

Ted is right. My wife and I chased a Little Joe for a long way West from Missoula in 1973. I recorder them. There was virtually no sound, except for the bell and whistle, a little hum if you got