It certainly is one of those inventions that you just scratch your head and wonder what life without it would be like. It’s really inconceivable to not have it.The guy who invented zip ties is my hero
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It certainly is one of those inventions that you just scratch your head and wonder what life without it would be like. It’s really inconceivable to not have it.The guy who invented zip ties is my hero
If you decide you want to make a short production run of some carbon part, maybe we can make some aluminum molds on my little mill:The good news is that my covers will look awesome, or at least I think so LOL I got my diamond flakes in the mail and spread out to visualize the pattern. That carbon sparkle will tone down once I have satin finish and the size of them flakes is exactly what I was hoping for
The bad news is that I won't have enough flakes for both wheel covers. I've barely barely enough for one... That is because I've never made anything with them flakes so I had no clue what's the coverage would be and just shot from the hip when ordering them. To guess a single layer coverage by flake's weight is very tricky... I knew I was gonna be short and was ready to fill gaps in pattern with forged carbon chopped strands, but I'm waAAAy too short for that, so I ordered more and have to wait for few weeks now. I have enough for one cover anyway so no stalling, I've negative molds to make first anyway. Let's make sm mess with smooth tile leveling grout:
That was a test for me for my patience... I can spend countless hours refining a part but watching paint dry is my kryptonite... I put extra water in the mix so when it fully dries, it shrinks a tiny bit and it makes it easier to de-mold without chiseling MDF. So I had to wait for 2 days for it to cure completely not to take a chance of it cracking when de-molding. Geez... If a granny in a shopping line counts her pennies for too long, I feel the need to shank her in the carpark later, that's how much patience I have.... LOL
Well, taking extra time to wax my molds few more times paid off as well, negative molds popped out effortless!
When I think of the time I spent hand lacing aircraft looms. But you also need a tie wrap gun for consistent tension and no sharp ends.It certainly is one of those inventions that you just scratch your head and wonder what life without it would be like. It’s really inconceivable to not have it.
Damn, just merry me and we go live in your shop happily ever aftermaybe we can make some aluminum molds on my little mill
I think "Because I Can" is his motto.How about a nice rear caliper guard, 'cause you can
I think "Because I Can" is his motto.
Hold my Guinness...How about a nice rear caliper guard, 'cause you can
Bingo! Some say just because you can, doesn't mean you should. But I think that's not the case here LOLI think "Because I Can" is his motto.
Hmmm.... I'll think again about my lighting options... I barely ride at night so I might as well just keep low beam and skip high beam. In the pic above on my garage door, that big dot of light in the center is the high beam. It kinda doesn't look too evasive to me... Well, once all is done then I'll bring it out on the street at night and I'll see more.With the DRL euro setup the dipped beam doesn't come on with the ignition only when the engine starts. Also dipped beam shuts off the drl.
Tell the main beam guys that makes them less visible as mains destroys the depth of field of anyone looking