Big Messer

A race car disguised as a street one. Good choice!.

2) this is how we end with a lot of stuff

Murphy's Law states that: 1) items will be lost or misplaced until we buy a replacement 2) when trying to return the now duplicate item the receipt will be permanently lost 3) we will never use the new duplicate item. It will be passed down to our inheritors that will wonder about our sanity when checking all the c r a p we leave behind.

I did several very small holes (0.5 mm) using a high speed column drill and VERY LIGHT down pressure with some lubricant.

... yet...

If the wheels rotate and you have a steady hand it would be possible to turn the wheels while holding your pen or brush. I did that eons ago, not quite sure if I am still able. Moral: don't get old.

Very interesting!.

Probably the only way to successfully drill with the 0.1 mm would be with a computer-controlled drill.

Basically a fluted human hair: https://www.reddit.com/r/toolgifs/comments/1p2j3m5/01_mm_drill_bit/

I will start thinking about it tomorrow. maybe later...

I humbly recognize your qualifications. My oldest one maybe only less than 40...

Wonder what the mechanics servicing the cars said... probably aloud... and most likely sailors around would have blushed.

I can just recall around 20. I am certain there are more.

ONLY EIGHT???. You are not even a beginner procrastinator...

I hate painting. This will explain many of the bogged down ones.