I sighted a $3 glass container containing VOSS boutique water. I wondered if I could cut the top off, so I could store stuff and see what's near the bottom. I took a moderate cut using the above mounted grinding disc with a success worth writing about.Another thought: I'm not so sure about mounting that 6-inch grinding disc on a bench grinder. While lots of imaginative cuts can be made into a variety of materials (including Kevlar), it can also throw medium-sized chunks back at your face.
Seeing that a drill is one of the most frequently selected tools for Sunfish work, I'd recommend a favorite antique drill that needs no cord or battery.Don't know what I'd do without a drill, seeing that a hammer is a poor choice for an inspection port installation.
When it comes to "only one tool", I'd select this one—hammer and Vice Grips in one:(Holes for hanging on pegboard or pulling in line with the gripped object).
Multi-tools should be handy, but they're mostly too small. The "Actopus" is only three inches long—and they're advertising this "belt-loop tool"
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Bwahaha! I’m not sure where I’d attach a ground to a Sunfish hull, but I’ll take your word for it!I'm pretty sure a MIG welder is perfect for fiberglass repair! It makes cutting holes in fiberglass almost as easy as cutting soft butter. In fact, I used one to slide and dice my Viking hull that I wanted to convert into a duck blind. Unfortunately, the duck blind sank on it's maiden voyage but the ducks were very happy!
You could try Lowe's. They carry the Craftsman line now.
At three inches across, single-service apple sauce dishes just might do the same job.would you consider this a tool?
I use it to keep water out of the mast during washing and storage.
My wife brings them home just about every day.
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