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last post by stranoster

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Any Sydney-ers here want to share art/craft/tinkering shopping spots?

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Errors when trying to publish --> Can't submit project to contest

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Nov 28, 2011. 7:26 PMmsanchez7633 says:

Need help! I bought a used ndsl for my 6yr old.it wus all beat up cus it wus used, so I ordered a whole new body shell for it,everything worked fine wen I got it,but wen I replaced the hardshell body,the touch screen don't work anymore:( can you help!!!

Mar 29, 2010. 12:48 PMnarwhalsrnasty says:

ive noticed on instructables no instruction on using the chainmail ring tool. i think oyu should post it ty

Aug 18, 2007. 6:40 AMstranoster says:

I just posted on your collaboration with the $5 bag place in Sydney. I hope you like it. I know I do! Also I was wondering if you fence? I am currently making an instructable of how to clean a fencing foil (bell and foil, not handle) If so awesome! I've been fencing about 3 and 1/2 years.

Aug 18, 2007. 6:43 AMstranoster says:

And in your instructable you are right in calling it a sabre not a saber. Also aren't bayonet sockets no longer used? We always use 3 or 4 pin I think.

Aug 18, 2007. 6:56 AMryzellon (author) says:

Yep, saw the forum post. I'm planning my trip! Hrm. Want to continue discussion over email? Having to go through Instrructables is a little awkward. (And a good portion of my messages go missing. Grr.) - ryzellon at gmail dot com

Dec 14, 2007. 1:55 AMstranoster says:

Continuing on from a while ago, Do you ever fence tournaments in Sydney

Dec 17, 2007. 5:38 PMryzellon (author) says:

Nope. My equipment is on the wrong continent, and I'm exceedingly picky about using my own stuff.

Dec 17, 2007. 9:05 PMstranoster says:

So... Not from Australia... Oops.

Jul 31, 2007. 11:26 PMfunwithfire325 says:

i need help makeing the mini arrows can you help send me a messege

Jul 31, 2007. 3:49 PMfunwithfire325 says:

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Jul 31, 2007. 7:08 PMryzellon (author) says:

Could you be a little more specific? I'm not sure what you're talking about.

Jan 19, 2007. 8:34 PMtomonto says:

the more i look at it i get it except how to attach the crest on top. that is all i need. i think. thank you!

Jan 19, 2007. 10:55 PMryzellon (author) says:

I might have used the sewing machine to generally stitch the yellow fleece to the red felt, but I think I just used a curved sewing needle to tack-stitch the entire contraption to the top of the hat. I remember the stitching looking quite atrocious from the underside of the hat.

Jan 19, 2007. 8:19 PMtomonto says:

could you help me by posting some details on the roman centurion fleece helmet? It looks really cool and I would really like to make one! Thank You!