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Re: Blue Seven (Parts)
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Aircraft Style Fuel Filler
Aircraft Style Fuel Filler
Yes, it opens and even has a detent so it latches closed and won't fall out. The bolts are for mounting it. I made 10 even though it only needs 8, just in case... - Mark  Last edited by Scale-Master; 01-20-2006 at 01:52 PM. |
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i dont even know what to say to your work, your insane
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A dare...? Sure, here you go... - Mark  Last edited by Scale-Master; 01-20-2006 at 01:52 PM. |
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 yes, he isspechless, fabulous build-up, I'm stunned every day a little bit more
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ownage! Amazing!
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I assume you built this amazing little thing with your lathe. When all of this stuff comes together it's going to be a really amazing work.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how did you cut out the 'inside' of the larger piece? It looks machined to fit the other piece perfectly. Can a lathe cut inside of a piece like that? How? Sorry for the questions from the 'machining-challenged' section.... Murray |
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The peices you create are just amazing...out of curiosity have you ever just misplaced one or lost one? I'm always flicking photoetched pieces around and I end up cursing as I search through the carpet floor! |
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Now I make extra hardware often while I have it set up just in case... Hence the 10 bolts for the fuel filler when only 8 are needed. Now I look for a bit, but not all that hard unless it's something large enough that I have a chance of finding, or something that would take a while to remake... - Mark |
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Re: Blue Seven (Parts)
simply amazing.
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Wow, bolts a 1/16th long, eh? What diameter are they? Did you thread them, or are they press/glue fit? Did you put a hex head on each?
How does the latch work?
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