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You could just use a magnet for magnetising - just wipe the magnet slowly along the screwdriver a few times.
Demagnetising is a bit more involved usually - normally it requires an AC electromagnet (Or alternating permanent magnetic poles) used in the same way as the permanent magnet for magnetising. - how does the demagnetiser work on your fingy Mr Retro? I used to have a special mains-powered tool for demagnetising tape heads years ago, but noticed they were fitting rotating permanent magnets to cassette head cleaners later on. I even had an electronic version at one point, which seemed to do the job nicely, without the faff of wires etc
Custom F2
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Hilux crossmember drawing
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F2 axle drawing
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Quattro radio lid
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Holiday Buggy motor bracket drawing
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HitnMiss engine
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Did a little shopping and got some cool parts from a nice TC guy in Denmark.
Something to power the Willy Some more parts to get Willy2 running harder Never can have enough of these, Saving some weight, another cool DF01 hop up 1 in a million? Also hard to find nowadays and as an extra some cool free decals (maybe I will repaint my old MTB buy a foxtail and plaster the frame with the Tamiya decals |
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I want my 959 too. |
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Got me a Lambo today! Gonna do her up like a 'Gumball Rally' contender!
Will feature on my site: www.tamiyacrazy.com <p>Current projects:</p>
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