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    What do you guys suggest for tools that can be used in an apartment like setting? I am moving to Korea and will be in close quarters unlike my garage with all the room I need (ok mostly all the room I need). I am taking my dremel and my hand tools like coping saw, hand drill, files, etc. I want to be able to make scales, do resto work and whatever else I can get away with.

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    Is this a permanent move? Let us know!

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    one southbend heavy 10x48 lathe.4000lb bridgeport mill,brown and sharp surface grinder,rockwell 14 in. bandsaw,you should be fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    one southbend heavy 10x48 lathe.4000lb bridgeport mill,brown and sharp surface grinder,rockwell 14 in. bandsaw,you should be fine
    Yeah but then where do I put the hot tub? 😆

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    Quote Originally Posted by pavespawn View Post
    Yeah but then where do I put the hot tub? ��
    Gotta pic your prioritys
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    Thanks! A one year tour huh.

    I’ve never been to Korea as I was playing tag under the water with the Russians back in the 70’s. I know that we have a lot of vets and active service personnel perhaps they will be of some help as to what is available such as:

    Wet and Dry Sandpaper/quality?
    Products for making scales.
    MASS/Mothers etc.
    Pinning supplies/1/16” rod, washers etc.

    You could probably order on line but shipping would kill you, but if Uncle Sam is paying the freight bill, you could take as much as you need from here when you ship out!

    Stay Safe! I thank you for your service!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Gotta pic your prioritys
    Touché my dear sir.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    one southbend heavy 10x48 lathe.4000lb bridgeport mill,brown and sharp surface grinder,rockwell 14 in. bandsaw,you should be fine
    You forgot the 24 inch SIPP Machine drill press w/30 inch table.

    Jerry

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    Would you not have access to a workshop over there "on base"?
    Failing that, do you know if they offer hobbyist's activities like carpentry and
    metalworking clubs / facilities ?

    Good luck and let us know how you go !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bongo View Post
    Would you not have access to a workshop over there "on base"?
    Failing that, do you know if they offer hobbyist's activities like carpentry and
    metalworking clubs / facilities ?

    Good luck and let us know how you go !!
    Probably. But with budget cuts the way they are I wouldn't count on it. They have closed the library on my current base.

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