I am attempting to use Bruce Petrarca's technique of making many #70 holes in a plastic tender coal load to let the sound of a speaker out. My "Dremel" isn't  a real Dremel. It's a Canadian Tire brand. I tried to use it with the #70 bit but even at its lowest setting it was much too fast. I have no idea what the speed setting is however. I am looking at the variable speed Dremel Micro. The manual says that its lowest speed is 5000 rpm. Will this be slow enough to drill with the #70 bit?

The primary area I am modeling is southwest washington. It rains over 100 inches a year. I looked up Naselle and they get 114. The coast is pretty much a rainforest and so it is very green. Trees grow tall and the undergrowth can be impenetrable. So I am going to need a whole lot of trees. I will need both evergreen and deciduous trees. I also bookmarked a couple videos making evergreens from furnace filter. Some methods are better than others, even with the same material. 

Great work everyone last week!  Time to start of this week's photo thread!

As always, we get as much out of your in-process photos as we do the highly polished "all done" shots!

So ive setteled on N scale a Free Mo style module. I want just one major feature for each module. On this first module a log flume, rickety, leaky and rather steep. Water falling from joints puddles on the ground. I will plan the flume work as if it was track work and build with woodland scenic risers and inclines