either of these sets the right idea for a slot car body shop?

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=468

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=4614

thanks all...

--rick

first set Rick.. second may be a bit to large unless of course your going for that 1971 10 year old did it look.. lol

Go to page 27 of bill's model murdering thread for nice views of the tools he uses. I actually got the second set with handles, they look exactly like the ones on the model murdering thread.

hey that DOES look like them. thanks for the tip. hey coach, the second set is only 3/4" longer than the first set... i think the handles make 'em look longer...

--rick

edit: only problem is i hate to pay $7.00 shipping for a $5.00 set of files. ouch. wish I had a Harbor Freight near me...

or maybe I just need to order a whole bunch of stuff, make the shipping cost effective... :lol:

edit again: hey, harrisburg is only an hour from here... sounds like a Saturday trip...

hey that DOES look like them. thanks for the tip. hey coach, the second set is only 3/4" longer than the first set... i think the handles make 'em look longer...

--rick

edit: only problem is i hate to pay $7.00 shipping for a $5.00 set of files. ouch. wish I had a Harbor Freight near me...

or maybe I just need to order a whole bunch of stuff, make the shipping cost effective... :lol:

thats what I do when shipping is high, buy all kinds of good junk lol...

Yuppers, the grey handled ones.

They have held up good, as well they should. I only cut styrene, brass, copper, solder, and the occassional fart.

or maybe I just need to order a whole bunch of stuff, make the shipping cost effective... :lol:



Don't laugh, i've done it more than a few times. Good way to get more stuff you don't need. ;) rr