Picked this up for a $1.00 at the dollar store.

yes, it does help.

My god, what a nice discovery!!!

Nice find, and soon as they find out can be used for modeling, price will jump to $29.99. LOL
Plus one could also do ones nails.

Could no resist that.

As one gets older Dykes are the preferred clipper.


Cheers

yes, repackage as a hobby sander with "tamiya" logo and will be hot item of the year?

They are great. Got me one a few days ago' the wife saw it now she has one. Of course we have different uses. Another cheap tool I use all the time: Wal mart make up department has for 9.95 a roto tool with some really fine sanding bits.

I used to use my dremel for my nails. Worked well to. This looks like it might be a bit handier than my dremel because the dremel's a rotary tool and this isn't.

great idea, i need to see if i can find one of those here in the UK

I saw the same brand package at the corner drugstore this
morning, they were selling it for a whopping $ 59.95CDN.

Man you got a great deal!!!

Cheers,
Joe

Check your local dollar store, saw them at one nearby me for about $8.00.

Added: Wally World has them for $20.

Which dollar store? There are three different ones around here with Dollar General being the most common.

Check them all, there's only one up here, a Dollar Tree, but with three to choose from you might get lucky.

It was at Dollar Tree.

updates my pics. seems old site changes a few things.

I got myself one of these things, and first tests give very good results

Gotta get sum'!

Thanks, Kelly!

Got to get me one of those! I took a battery powered toothbrush with the round head and made a small orbital sander. I put a 1/2 inch velcro dot on the head and use a 1/2 circle punch to punch out the sanding disk for it.

OMG!!!.....Welcome back Kenny!

Cheers.

Missed your chance Kelly, You could have bought them all, not mentioned what you paid, offered to be a nice guy and pick up a few for the guys and sell them for $5 plus postage... and still have a bunch of 'Happy Campers!"

(that was joke in case anyone missed it)

The quickest sanding way...

That'll get the job done.

You'd be amazed. If I can get one of the girls to take a video I'll try and post what it does to resin. Kinda hard to sand and make video at the same time. And I'll use one of the most expensive resin kits I have.

Also does road wheels extremely well, assuming they spin with no problem. Hold lightly against spinning old belt and let them spin. takes those seams off like a dream. I actually learned that one working metal bungs.