Tub Questions

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Originally Posted by Lolo76

P.S. With the help of my roommate and a new electric drill (another pickup from Walmart today), we got holes in two of the tubs - halfway there! :gj:

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Soldering iron is WAY easier. :D

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Originally Posted by wax32

Soldering iron is WAY easier. :D

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Can you post a pic of a soldering Iron. I though it was a glue gun, but I guess I was wrong. Good thing, I was gonna buy one this weekend...

DUH! nevermind I found a pic. I feel so dumb now haha! about how much does a cheap one cost?

Thanx!!

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Originally Posted by wax32

Soldering iron is WAY easier. :D

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Really? It was a pain in the butt when I did it.

Compared to drilling holes I found it slower, smellier, and you only have one hole size choice. I vote drilling all the way! :gj:

Dennis

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Originally Posted by Hapa_Haole

Really? It was a pain in the butt when I did it.

Compared to drilling holes I found it slower, smellier, and you only have one hole size choice. I vote drilling all the way! :gj:

Dennis

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You can easily snap the plastic tubs when drilling. There are size options with soldering irons, you just have to get different sized tips.

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Originally Posted by Danounet

DUH! nevermind I found a pic. I feel so dumb now haha! about how much does a cheap one cost?

Thanx!!

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I got a really cheap one from Walmart for $5-10. Works perfect for holes.

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

You can easily snap the plastic tubs when drilling. There are size options with soldering irons, you just have to get different sized tips.

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I always read that but when I drilled my two tubs it couldn't have been easier.

Point the drill, brace the tub, click the trigger and you got a hole. Have you ever done it yourself? Or are you just repeating what many others have said? Because it seems like cracking a tub would be pretty hard to do IMO.

Dennis

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Originally Posted by Hapa_Haole

I always read that but when I drilled my two tubs it couldn't have been easier.

Point the drill, brace the tub, click the trigger and you got a hole. Have you ever done it yourself? Or are you just repeating what many others have said? Because it seems like cracking a tub would be pretty hard to do IMO.

Dennis

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Well you have to think about it too, if you have a drill great! but if you dont have one, why spend all the money in a drill? I think the soldering Iron would be much, much cheaper. I for one dont have a drill where I live. :P

FYI: I only paid $10.99 for my new drill at Walmart. ;) It's a cheapo Black & Decker wireless drill, but it worked just fine!

Well, Since I was a pyromaniac when I was a kid, I still prefer the burn it to hell aproach :taz: