I realize the arc reactor would have to be much larger to achieve the thrust needed. Maybe sometime in the future the technology will be possible.
Chet showed up to keep the place interesting More info | Oct 03, 2014 21:29 | #316 I realize the arc reactor would have to be much larger to achieve the thrust needed. Maybe sometime in the future the technology will be possible.
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Oct 03, 2014 21:47 | #317 Chet wrote in post #17192660  I realize the arc reactor would have to be much larger to achieve the thrust needed. Maybe sometime in the future the technology will be possible. I realise it's a costume.... :P Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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joeseph "smells like turd"  More info | Oct 04, 2014 02:45 | #318 suspect he's just taking the pith... some fairly old canon camera stuff, canon lenses, Manfrotto "thingy", and an M5, also an M6 that has had a 720nm filter bolted onto the sensor:
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tonylong ...winded  More info | Oct 04, 2014 10:16 | #319 Well, anyway, that's a cool story about the chest "piece"! Tony
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ReservoirDog A Band Apart  More info | Oct 04, 2014 18:23 | #320 tonylong wrote in post #17193295 Well, anyway, that's a cool story about the chest "piece"! Yes ! a very nice story ! Patrice
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Oct 05, 2014 05:08 | #321 Time to start modifying! My mysterious benefactor has provided me with an excellent bunch of hardware to fit all my lighting and power into.  Similarly, the centre of the aluminium disk underneath is not needed, as I need to allow a clear path for lighting to the front from the source in the back. For this, I just used the bench drill to stitch-drill it all out, then hand-filed it clean. I left four tabs to screw it to the bottom of the reactor. The tabs still need tidying up a little to make them neat.  Here's a quick pre-assembly. I need to make some more bits before the lighting and power goes in.  Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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Oct 06, 2014 04:59 | #322 I got one boot all spot-welded up today. Fits good and hinges well in the middle.  Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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smythie I wasn't even trying More info | Oct 08, 2014 07:19 | #323 Just found this tonight. What an awesome read - the whole lot. Keep going man. I'd love to see those kids' faces when you finally get around in it.
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Oct 11, 2014 04:00 | #324 smythie wrote in post #17201062 Just found this tonight. What an awesome read - the whole lot. Keep going man. I'd love to see those kids' faces when you finally get around in it. I very much appreciate all the support and encouragement I seeing here. Thanks very much and bless ya's! Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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tonylong ...winded More info | Oct 11, 2014 23:42 | #325 A.S.I.G.N. Observatory wrote in post #17206624 I very much appreciate all the support and encouragement I seeing here. Thanks very much and bless ya's! Baz. Well, we're with 'ya!!! Tony
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CyberDyneSystems Admin (type T-2000)  More info | Oct 12, 2014 01:21 | #326 Baz, GEAR LIST
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Oct 12, 2014 03:58 | #327 CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #17208115 Baz, for a decent affordable metal cutting band saw, look at one of the portabands, and a stand like this rig. http://www.swagoffroad.com …Portaband-Table_p_63.html http://www.swagoffroad.com …ortaband-Table-_p_64.html http://www.swagoffroad.com …Portaband-Table_p_55.html these saws are designed to only cut metal, the blades are very affordable and are not likely to break anyway. Sorry to be a gear head, but Ryobi makes most of the worst tools ever sold, and I would never touch one. I know cost is a concern, so I am not recommending a full bleed Kalamazoo! But these metal cutting portables may be your savior. I'd go with Milwaukee for the saw. All that said, the last time I looked it was all still card stock and the metal had not begun. Wow! Simply amazing. Thanks mate. Those saws are good, but not suitable for my needs as the throat is waaaaay too narrow. Some of the single pieces of sheet metal are quite large and require lots of room for manoeuvring. My bandsaw has about 8 inches between the blade and the body of the saw and that's still too tight. Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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Oct 12, 2014 06:05 | #328 My very skilled uncle turned some brass rings to my specs. I got a little time to assemble them today.  Brass rings assembled and fitted into the reactor.  Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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ReservoirDog A Band Apart More info | Oct 12, 2014 08:07 | #329 The arc reactor look very nice Patrice
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CyberDyneSystems Admin (type T-2000) More info | Oct 12, 2014 13:09 | #330 A.S.I.G.N. Observatory wrote in post #17208238 Thanks mate. Those saws are good, but not suitable for my needs as the throat is waaaaay too narrow. Some of the single pieces of sheet metal are quite large and require lots of room for manoeuvring. My bandsaw has about 8 inches between the blade and the body of the saw and that's still too tight. Ahh, yes good point. This is how band saws are measured in fact. GEAR LIST
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