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MILLER PRO-HOBBY SERIES BLACK WELDING HELMET 231404
MILLER PRO-HOBBY SERIES BLACK WELDING HELMET 231404
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MILLER PRO-HOBBY SERIES CAMOU WELDING HELMET 231407
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MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES CAMOUFLAGE HELMET 231407
MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES CAMOUFLAGE HELMET 231407
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MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES BLACK WELDING HELMET 231404
MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES BLACK WELDING HELMET 231404
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MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES RED FLAME HELMET 231408
MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES RED FLAME HELMET 231408
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MILLER PRO-HOBBY SERIES BLACK WELDING HELMET 231404
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Miller Pro-Hobby Series Front Lens Covers - 5 pack - 231411
Miller Pro-Hobby Series Front Lens Covers - 5 pack - 231411
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Miller Pro-Hobby Series Inside Lens Covers - 5 pack - 231410
Miller Pro-Hobby Series Inside Lens Covers - 5 pack - 231410
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MILLER PRO HOBBY SERIES AUTO-DARKENING WELDING HELMET..#231 404..BRAND NEW
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ProSeries PHKS17 Hobby Knife Set, 17-Piece ProSeries PHKS17 Hobby Knife Set, 17-Piece
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Dremel 300-1/24 300 Series Variable-Speed Rotary Tool Kit Dremel 300-1/24 300 Series Variable-Speed Rotary Tool Kit
List Price: $110.36
Sale Price: $69.67

This kit includes the following Attachments and Accessories: 300 Series Variable Speed Rotary Tool Circle Cutter Attachment 191 High Speed Cutter 401 Mandrel 402 Mandrel 403 Bristle Brush 407 Coarse 1/2 Sanding Drum 414 Small Felt Wheels (2) 420 Heavy Duty Emery Cut-Off Wheel (2) 421 Polishing Compound 422 Cone Polishing Tip 426 1-1/4 Fiberglass-Reinforced Cut-Off Wheel 428 3/4 Carbon Steel Brush 429 Large Felt Wheel 430 Coarse 1/4 Sanding Drum 432 1/2 120 Grit Sanding Band 438 1/4 120 Grit Sanding Band 442 Carbon Steel Brush  540 1-1/4 Cut-Off Wheel 561 MultiPurpose Cutting Bit 932 Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stone 952 Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stone 8193 5/8 Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stone 85422 Silicon Carbide Grinding Stone Specifications: Model Number: 300-1/24 Amperage: 1.15 Amps Cord Length: 6 ft. Speed: Variable (5,000 to 35,000 RPM) Voltage: 120 AC, 50-60 Hz Warranty: 4 years

Perfect for the do-it-yourselfer or anyone who is new to rotary tools, the Dremel 300-1/24 Variable-Speed Rotary Kit helps you complete a wide range of household, fine art, and repair projects. The rotary tool itself features an updated design for optimum comfort and control, as well as variable-speed control that allows you to set the speed of the tool to match specific accessories or tasks. The versatile rotary tool comes with a case, 24 accessories, and a circle cutter attachment--so you're ready to tackle whatever project you dream up next.300 SeriesVariable-Speed Rotary ToolAt a Glance:Fits easily into tight or narrow spacesOperates at any speed from 5,000 to 35,000 rpmLightweight, ergonomic design reduces fatigue and improves controlComes with case, 24 accessories, and a circle cutter attachment4-year limited warrantyUnlike traditional drills, grinders, or saws, the 300 easily fits into tight spaces.The click-and-set on/off switch allows for precise speed selection, ensuring smooth, continuous performance. View larger.Comfort-grip housing provides optimum handling and control for intricate work.Compact Design for Multiple Functions, Even in Tight SpacesIdeal for first-time users and those who want the convenience of versatile operation in one compact tool, the 300 Series Variable-Speed Rotary Tool cuts, drills, sands, polishes, and grinds, making it a must-have for home repair enthusiasts and hobbyists. And unlike traditional drills, grinders, or saws, the 300 easily fits into tight or narrow spaces.Variable Speeds to Match the Correct Speed to the JobThe 300 is a variable-speed tool, which means it can operate at any speed from 5,000 to 35,000 rpm. This makes it a snap to match the job with the correct speed, giving you improved control. Additionally, the click-and-set on/off switch allows for precise speed selection, ensuring smooth, continuous performance.Lightweight Design for Comfortable Long-Term UseBecause it weighs only 18 ounces, the 300 is easy to handle and hold. Its compact design helps minimize wrist and hand fatigue, even after prolonged use. For added convenience, the comfort-grip housing provides optimum handling and control, especially during intricate work. Additionally, the 6-foot cord provides plenty of reach, and on-board tool storage keeps your wrench close at hand.24 Accessories for Incredible VersatilityThe 300 features a dove-tail feature that allows for use of Dremel-exclusive attachments. The rotary tool comes complete with 24 accessories that let you take on an incredible variety of jobs, from grooming your dog's nails to building a model airplane. You can also repair furniture, polish stones for jewelry making, clean and polish flatware, build furniture for a doll house, refinish an intricate vintage wood frame, sharpen hedge trimmer blades, engrave wood or glass, and much, much more.Versatile Tool That's Built to LastThe 300 operates at 1.15 amps on 120 AC/50 - 60 Hz for general applications. The cool-running ball-bearing construction provides smooth and quiet operation, and replaceable motor brushes extend the tool's life.The Dremel 300-1/24 Variable-Speed Rotary Kit is backed by a four-year limited warranty.About Dremel: A History of Brilliance and InnovationFounded in 1932 in Racine, Wisconsin, Dremel is the industry's rotary tool leader. The company owes its success to the inventive genius of its founder and namesake, Albert J. Dremel. In his lifetime, Mr. Dremel owned 55 patents on a wide range of products--from electric erasers to a gas-powered rotary lawn mower. His most famous and important invention was a high-speed rotary tool, dubbed the Dremel Moto-Tool. Compact, lightweight, and perfect for a wide range of jobs, the rotary tool was an immediate hit with hobbyists and eventually became accepted as one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century. Today, the Dremel name remains synonymous with utility, durability, and innovation.What's in the Box300 Series Variable-Speed Rotary Tool, 678-01 Circle Cutter Attachment, 191 High-Speed Cutter, 401 Mandrel, 402 Mandrel, 403 Bristle Brush, 407 Coarse 1/2-Inch Sanding Drum, two 414 Small Felt Wheels, two 420 Heavy-Duty Emery Cut-Off Wheels, 421 Polishing Compound, 422 Cone Polishing Tip, 426 1-1/4-Inch Fiberglass-Reinforced Cut-Off Wheel, 428 Carbon Steel Brush, 429 Large Felt Wheel, 430 Coarse 1/4-Inch Sanding Drum, 432 1/2-Inch 120-Grit Sanding Band, 438 1/4-Inch 120-Grit Sanding Band, 442 Carbon Steel Brush, 540 1-1/4-Inch Cut-Off Wheel, 561 MultiPurpose Cutting Bit, 932 Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stone, 952 Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stone, 8193 5/8-Inch Aluminum Oxide Grinding Stone, 85422 Silicon Carbide Grinding Stone, and Carrying Case.The 300-1/24 300 Series Variable Speed Rotary Tool Kit includes 24 accessories,so you're ready to tackle whatever project you dream up next.

Dremel 3000-1/24 1 Attachment/24 Accessories Rotary Tool Dremel 3000-1/24 1 Attachment/24 Accessories Rotary Tool
List Price: $117.26
Sale Price: $63.00

The Dremel 3000 is the workhorse of the Dremel brand. New enhancements such as the EX Twist "integrated wrench" nose cap allows you to switch between accessories without the Dremel wrench. The 360-Degree grip-zone improves balance and comfort while the improved venting and redesigned fan makes the 3000 run cooler and stay comfortable for longer duration jobs.

Dremel’s 3000-1/24 variable-speed tool kit combines the compact versatility of the 3000 rotary tool with a well-rounded set of accessories and an attachment that allows users to tackle a wide variety of applications—including cutting, sanding, sharpening, polishing, carving, and grinding—in myriad materials. Smaller and more ergonomic than its predecessor, the Dremel 300, the 3000 is equipped with a powerful and efficient 1.2-amp motor to deliver unprecedented control for precision and detailed work.3000-1/24 Variable-SpeedTool Kit At A Glance:EZ Twist nose cap with wrench for fast accessory changesVariable speed from 5,000 to 32,000 RPMReplaceable motor brushes extend tool lifeBacked by a four-year warranty

Artool Mini Series Hobby Mask 4 in. x 5 yds. clear Artool Mini Series Hobby Mask 4 in. x 5 yds. clear
List Price: $14.75
Sale Price: $12.20

Artool's Mini Series Hobby Mask is a stretchable, repositionable masking film perfect for all of your smaller projects. Model cars, airplanes, trains, mini bikes, RC cars, and figurines are all the perfect scale for this stuff. Fire up your airbrush and put this clear, adhesive-backed tape to good use!

Joe Knows Electronics 5mm Clear Green LED (25 Pack) HQ Series Joe Knows Electronics 5mm Clear Green LED (25 Pack) HQ Series
List Price: $9.99
Sale Price: $5.99

Package of 25 5mm green LEDs. Joe Knows Electronics (TM) HQ series LEDs are made from ultra high quality Epistar chips and packaged in antistatic packaging. These LEDs are useful for a variety of DIY projects, custom lighting and commercial applications. The HQ series is the latest in the Joe Knows Electronics (TM) line of high quality light emitting diodes. This listing is for a product manufactured by Joe Knows Electronics, LLC and marketed under the Joe Knows Electronics (TM) brand name. All trademark and copyright laws apply.

Donegan BR-305 Premier Series Round Optical Glass Reader, 3 Diopers, 5 Donegan BR-305 Premier Series Round Optical Glass Reader, 3 Diopers, 5" Focal Length
List Price: $87.82
Sale Price: $54.06

The Donegan Premier series magnifier is a hand-held magnifier that has a brass surround, a round lens with a wide rim, and is available in a variety of lens sizes, and multiple magnification powers (X) at specified focal lengths, or distance from object. This magnifier enhances the size and resolution of an object or image, and is commonly used for a variety of applications such as fly-tying, jewelry-making, watch-making, needlework, electronic inspection, book-reading, print inspection, and stamp-collecting. Determining Magnification Diopter Magnification Focal Length (Distance from Object) Sample View 20/20 vision 20" (50.8cm) 2-diopter lens 1.50X 20" (50.8cm) 3-diopter lens 1.75X 14" (35.56cm) 4-diopter lens 2.00X 10" (25.4cm) 5-diopter lens 2.50X 8" (20.32cm) 7-diopter lens 2.75X 6" (15.24cm) 10-diopter lens 3.50X 4" (10.16cm) This handheld magnifier features a polished brass edge and trim with a wide rim around the lens to prevent scratching, and a walnut wood handle for aesthetic appeal. It has a round-shaped body with a wide rim to protect the lens surface, and has an extended handle for gripping. It has a round, optical-grade lens (available in a variety of sizes) that has been ground and polished into a prismatic lens, and is aspheric to produce a sharp image to the edge of the lens for less distortion. It is available in multiple magnification powers (X) at specified focal lengths, or distance from object. The magnifier weighs approximately 0.333 to 0.667 lb., and has a one-year limited warranty. Diopter (D) is a technical term for the measurement of the light curvature and thickness of a lens. A dioptric number and a magnification number are not the same thing. Diopter strength represents a specific magnification power (X). For example, a 5-diopter provides 2.5X magnification (at a distance of 8”). The higher the diopter, the more magnification a lens can provide. As magnification increases, distance to the object (focal length), and field of view (diameter, or narrowness of view) decrease. Magnifiers and prescription eyeglasses have a diopter value, such as 1.5 or 2. The dioptric strength of an accessory lens, such as prescription eyeglasses or an eye loupe, must be added to the dioptric strength of the magnifier to calculate total magnification. Magnifiers are devices used to enlarge the visual appearance of an object or image. Magnifiers come in a variety of styles such as hand-held, headband, standing, clip-on, eye loupe, and those that hang in a necklace form, or fit in a trouser pocket. Magnifiers are commonly made of plastic or glass. They can have one or more lenses with varying magnification abilities, and can have a binocular configuration with a single lens, or two separate lenses. They are sometimes used with LED or fluorescent light sources to help control viewing capabilities. Magnifier ability is often expressed as magnification at a specific length. For example, 1.75X at 14” means that when a magnifier is held at 14” from a viewer’s eyes, the object will be magnified 1.75 times (X) its actual size. As magnification increases, viewing areas and focal length decrease. Magnifiers sometimes have a diopter number, expressed as + or -D, which is a measurement of strength (or power) of the lens. Some magnifiers are marked with a dioptric number on the lens. A high diopter number has a higher magnification than a low diopter number. Aspheric magnifiers, unlike spheric magnifiers, produce a sharp image to the edge of the lens for less distortion. Magnifiers are widely used in jewelry inspection and fabrication, watch-making, needlework, artwork, fly-tying, electrical inspection, reading, print inspection, and stamp-collecting. Donegan Optical manufactures and distributes precision visual devices for hobbyists and professionals in industry, home, office and crafts applications. The company was founded in 1952 and is headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas. What’s in the Box? Premier series hand reader magnifier Vinyl carrying pouch Instruction manual

Dremel 100-N/7 Single Speed Rotary Tool Kit Dremel 100-N/7 Single Speed Rotary Tool Kit
List Price: $67.26
Sale Price: $33.50
Donegan AL-13 Optical Grade Acrylic Lensplate for The OptiVISOR And AccurSITE Series, 1.75x Magnification, 14 Donegan AL-13 Optical Grade Acrylic Lensplate for The OptiVISOR And AccurSITE Series, 1.75x Magnification, 14" Focal Length
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Light weight optical grade acrylic interchangeable lensplates designed for the OptiVisor LX.

PHASE II Hobby Tool Post - Model : 250-065 SERIES: Piston Type PHASE II Hobby Tool Post - Model : 250-065 SERIES: Piston Type
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Single Flat Tip, 3/16 Single Flat Tip, 3/16"
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Solid copper, plated with iron, nickel and chromium precision ground ET series tips. Provide maximum heat transfer from the heater to the tip. IMPORTANT: Use only Weller tips. Use of non-Weller component causes damage to the unit.


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A band is a business - I believe this, but many feel that a band is supposed to 'fun' and running a band like a business would be too much work. Avoiding work could just spell the death of your band, read on to see why.

Let me further clarify; any serious band is a business. Being a "serious" band doesn't mean that you frown a lot, or write meaningful lyrics about the current state of the world - it means:

You intend to get paid You intend to perform in public You intend to write and distribute your own music and merchandise (i.e. product) If this sounds like your act, then your best chance for success is to start thinking like a business. This doesn't mean that you're 'selling out' or ditching your artistic expression - it means that you don't intend to carry the cost of the band as a personal expense. Heck - even non-profit companies aim to balance their budgets, why not your band?

If your band isn't making money, you'll find it next to impossible to:

Keep your band together Make any major progress Record in the studio Make merchandise Believe it or not, playing for fun can turn into no fun at all. Let's explore this concept.

The argument is:

IF playing a show = fun

THEN playing more shows = more fun!

This makes sense to me, but there's another factor to consider that isn't immediately obvious:

More shows = more costs.

Costs will cripple or kill your band, and without a plan of attack to deal with these costs (a business plan) you will not be able to have any meaningful success.

What costs do you ask? Have you seen the price of gas lately? If you intend to book more shows you're going to have to leave your hometown and you're going to have gas, parking and food to purchase. There's also the upkeep on all of your equipment and vehicles.

Performing more will require more songs (you can't play the same songs week after week and expect people to be excited about it). This may require more practice time, which could mean you need to rent a room hourly or by the month. A recording of your band will also cost money and is often the crucial element to successfully book shows in other cities. Don't forget the long distance phone bills you'll get for calling venues in other towns.

It takes time to do all of these things and time is money. Unless everyone in the group has a day job with similar hours, someone is going to have to book a day off, leave work early or switch shifts to make a gig.

The costs add up over time as the show count increases, and what was at first doable for all can turn into a situation where certain members cannot keep up. The more monetarily secure band mate(s) may help out these other members, but like any debt unpaid - this can easily become a source of tension within the band.

'Working poor' members within the group may be able to scrape by without buying food or beverages at a gig; they're the ones that bring food from home to save money. Eventually, someone decides to make a run for Tim Horton's or pizza or even split on a pitcher of beer and guess who feels left out?

See what I'm getting at? Performing on stage is fun, undoubtedly, but there is a lot of work that happens before and after the show to take into account. If you aren't serious about your band and decide to treat it as a business, you are unwittingly placing a huge burden on your band in many ways. As tensions mount, band mates may quit and create a revolving door of musicians that come and go in your act.

Many musicians will endure even these needless difficulties because of the joy of being on stage, and because they love their music. However, even they give up when they play more shows to empty seats and the dreaded feeling that they're wasting their time hits home. That's when the band finally dies a death by a thousand cuts.

Of all the costs, these are the worst; losing the band, the friendships and your dreams of becoming a successful musician. Deep scars can result with many not being able to shake that they failed, often carrying it with them in their future (non-music) endeavors. Is all this worth avoiding a little work and treating your band like a business from the start?

I don't mean to paint a bleak picture, but this can happen to you if you take the easy and fun way out. Treating your band like a business is the only option unless you wish to play a handful of shows with no general aim or purpose aside from having a few laughs and killing time.

The alternative is treating your band like a business. For your efforts there are many benefits: registering as a business and getting money back from the government, playing before appreciative audiences, making fans, friends and amazing memories that can last a lifetime and yes...even earn some money along the way.

Hopefully you're convinced that a band is a business. There's no doubt that being in a band is hard work, but it can also pay off. If you're going to go through the motions however, you might as well quit while you're ahead.

Want to learn more about treating your band as a business? Visit my site, The Indie Band Alliance for more tips or sign up for my free 10 part series on Band Website Secrets.

Tips For Choosing a Hobby

When it comes to choosing the hobby you feel is best to occupy your precious and limited spare time, there are many factors that should contribute to your decision. A hobby is an investment of time. It also can be an investment of money and commitment. Many people choose to dabble in more than one type of hobby. It can be a necessary part of selecting the hobby that is right for you.

Hobbies are usually an activity of some sort that brings out a certain skill that you have. When you have a talent like painting or woodworking it can be easy to determine which hobby suits your skill. However, hobbies don't have to be skill related. All that really matters is that you have a driving passion that encourages you to create. Skill can be developed and challenged as you go along. It is not a necessary requirement. A hobby is fitting because you love it, not because you're a professional at it.

Some people particularly enjoy taking part in hobbies that they can do in a group with others. It can be a lot more fun to join a hobby group than to sit alone in your basement. Look one up or start your own. It's important to share interests and network with other hobby enthusiasts that do what you do. There are probably more people in your community that share your hobby than you know of.

Hobbies are generally an activity that you undertake because of the joy it brings you. Of course many people have discovered the joy that also comes with a hobby that earns you a living. Whether it's full time, part time or not at all, you must decide if making money with your hobby applies to you. Just make sure you make the choice that fits your lifestyle and personal preference.

Most hobbies can easily be done within your own home, at your leisure. But most of the skilled hobbies like art, building or writing have a series of lessons or tutorials that you can take to further your skills. In some cases it's a really good idea to take lessons, especially if you are clueless as to where or how to begin. Online guidance through websites or forums is another alternative for those who do not have the time for attending lessons in person. Step by step books for most hobbies can often be found in bookstores as well.

Choosing your hobby should be more than a decision. It's something you put your whole self into. If you are not then perhaps you need a different hobby. Hobbies can be therapeutic, which is exactly what it should be. A hobby that drives you crazy is good if the outcome is desired. Otherwise, try something else. Having a passion for your hobby is crucial to bonding with the activity and allowing it to move you. If you're not sure what you want to do, sample a few different things. A hobby is an extension of you that is waiting to be discovered.

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Is there a first book or series of books that first got you interested in reading?

We had an interesting question in a literature class that I took. It was just kind of an introductory question to get to know each other. But it was, "What book(s) did you read as a child?" And I it was interesting to hear that a lot of the answers where teenager or preteen books. I never enjoyed reading at that age, but I liked Dr. Seuss when I was younger.

That got me to thinking, can you pinpoint a book or series (at any age) that interested you enough to continue to reading and make it a life long hobby.

It might be an odd choice, but for me it was Og Mandino's "The Greatest Miracle in the World". A friend of mine suggested it, and it wasn't a huge novel so I wasn't intimidated by it. It kept me engaged, and surprised me at the end. I liked it and read several more of his. Then I started to expand the genre. Now I really enjoy reading.

What book or series got you into reading?

When I was younger, I read the Amazing Days of Abby Hayes series by Anne Mazer. Then, in the fourth grade, I discovered Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan. After reading that, I took a drastic turn and fell in love with A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. Following that, I went back to girly books and read the Candy Apple books. From then on, I loved reading, though I think I really started loving reading since I read Esperanza Rising.

Hope this helps!

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