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Posted: 2/19/2017 11:20:32 PM EDT
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Technically, we both just have mad skills at picking people who are good at making things happen. Neither of us can actually weld or design worth a damn. Managers for life, yo. https://i.imgur.com/AwDzIfB.jpg View Quote |
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Technically, we both just have mad skills at picking people who are good at making things happen. Neither of us can actually weld or design worth a damn. Managers for life, yo. https://i.imgur.com/AwDzIfB.jpg View Quote At first I thought the TIE fighter was way cooler than the dinosaur, but now I'm not sure. Could you post a few more pics? |
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You built a giant version of the wood dinosaur kit puzzle... Ur bro built a fkn tie fighter lol
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You built a giant version of the wood dinosaur kit puzzle... Ur bro built a fkn tie fighter lol View Quote |
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That's exactly correct. :D I got mine done about a year before him though, but his is wayyyy cooler. Mine is a prototype project to make a full scale t-rex (22 feet tall) out of 1/2" AR500 and set it at about the 300 yard line at a machine gun shoot. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You built a giant version of the wood dinosaur kit puzzle... Ur bro built a fkn tie fighter lol Interesting. |
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Technically, we both just have mad skills at picking people who are good at making things happen. Neither of us can actually weld or design worth a damn. Managers for life, yo. https://i.imgur.com/AwDzIfB.jpg View Quote I'd like to place an order for the blonde on the right, please... |
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That's exactly correct. :D I got mine done about a year before him though, but his is wayyyy cooler. Mine is a prototype project to make a full scale t-rex (22 feet tall) out of 1/2" AR500 and set it at about the 300 yard line at a machine gun shoot. View Quote That is the most righteous idea I have ever heard of. |
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That's exactly correct. :D I got mine done about a year before him though, but his is wayyyy cooler. Mine is a prototype project to make a full scale t-rex (22 feet tall) out of 1/2" AR500 and set it at about the 300 yard line at a machine gun shoot. View Quote Yeah whatever. Lol Your brother though.... DAM SON ! that tie fighter is amazingly nice, mad props to him! What's it made out of? |
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[#19]
Why are you sodomizing Tom Wopat on a dinosaur?
Also, how much did the tie fighter cost? Do you have a price break down? |
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[#22]
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Three Amada flatbed 4k lasers, and a Mazak 4k tube laser. TIE is 2000-2500 lbs of stainless glory. The girls have showed up for the photo two years in a row at SAR in Phoenix. http://i.imgur.com/GqxbM04.jpg View Quote |
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[#23]
AR15.com delivers again, bigly.
A most excellent thread subject, OP. |
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[#24]
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Why are you sodomizing Tom Wopat on a dinosaur? Also, how much did the tie fighter cost? Do you have a price break down? View Quote It's always Thursday at Cola Warrior. TIE has 8-10k in materials, and about 200 hours of labor in it. Designed, cut, fabbed, and assembled in house. Not for sale, just a promo item to show off what Gerlinger Steel can do. They cut my AR500 target stuff for me (including the T-rex), but they are behind right now due to flooding in NorCal and working on stuff for the Oroville Dam project. |
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That would make a bitchin lawn ornament that would piss my HOA neighbors off. DO WANT.
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[#26]
Most epic TIE fighter ever. You should invite the ladies to CWW3
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[#28]
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That's exactly correct. :D I got mine done about a year before him though, but his is wayyyy cooler. Mine is a prototype project to make a full scale t-rex (22 feet tall) out of 1/2" AR500 and set it at about the 300 yard line at a machine gun shoot. View Quote Your brother should make a scale model of the Death Star, fill it with tannerite and have a scaled exhaust port. Whoever bullseyes the port sets off the tannerite and wins a prize. |
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[#29]
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Three Amada flatbed 4k lasers, and a Mazak 4k tube laser. TIE is 2000-2500 lbs of stainless glory. The girls have showed up for the photo two years in a row at SAR in Phoenix. http://i.imgur.com/GqxbM04.jpg View Quote If you're doing for the skirt attention, you're doing it right. Take it to comicon and lay the pipe to some storm trooperettes.... |
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Three Amada flatbed 4k lasers, and a Mazak 4k tube laser. TIE is 2000-2500 lbs of stainless glory. The girls have showed up for the photo two years in a row at SAR in Phoenix. http://i.imgur.com/GqxbM04.jpg View Quote wait thats your T Rex? |
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Good bog.
I wish I had metal-cutting laser. Mine is weak, for cutting of girl's-material, wood. Not strong, like MOA laser. |
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Three Amada flatbed 4k lasers, and a Mazak 4k tube laser. TIE is 2000-2500 lbs of stainless glory. The girls have showed up for the photo two years in a row at SAR in Phoenix. http://i.imgur.com/GqxbM04.jpg wait thats your T Rex? You obviously don't know him well. He spams that thing all over the interwebz |
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That's very cool and I'm envious of your shop space one day, I shall have a shop of my own where metall and wood working will be performed and cars will become heavily modified.
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Cool. I made a velociraptor for my youngest. Attached File
I used a waterjet instead. What plate thickness did you use? I used 11ga and I wish I had at least made the spine out of thicker material. |
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[#43]
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That's exactly correct. :D I got mine done about a year before him though, but his is wayyyy cooler. Mine is a prototype project to make a full scale t-rex (22 feet tall) out of 1/2" AR500 and set it at about the 300 yard line at a machine gun shoot. View Quote Your brother is in the lead with the Tie Fighter, you build that 22' T-Rex, and you win. Don't let your brother outdo you like that. Arfcom demands 22' metal T-Rex glory! |
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T-rex is 4' tall, and had balance issues when made all of the same material. So, the current version has 1/4" plate for the legs and upper body, 3/8" for the tail section and tail bones.
Wanna swap drawing files? Velociraptor is my spirit animal. |
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I have them somewhere on a jumpdrive. I need to modify the way the arms attach to the body. If it was done anotomically correct there would be no problem. The design has the arms mounted on the far end from the hands and there is some noticeable torque. They should be mounted on the forward end of the horizontal arm bone to the breastbone. It would balance much more. I had a balance problem too that does not show up with 6" tall wood models. If you look close there is a half inch round rod from the chest going along the sternum and down between the legs. Its similar to a museum mount so it works well.
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I programmed an amada 3015 4k for about 7 months, great machine.
Also worked with an old Cincinnati 707 co2 laser, it handled the thicker stuff very well. Work in another area of manufacturing now and can't understand how our manufacturing manager keeps underestimating the efficiency of lasers. No upfront tooling, little drop if you have a good programmer, and little time required to make a program. We were one of the large producers of waycovers for a certain NC manufacturer and churned them out nonstop. Miss that job sometimes, I was getting pretty good. |
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Your brother should make a scale model of the Death Star, fill it with tannerite and have a scaled exhaust port. Whoever bullseyes the port sets off the tannerite and wins a prize. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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That's exactly correct. :D I got mine done about a year before him though, but his is wayyyy cooler. Mine is a prototype project to make a full scale t-rex (22 feet tall) out of 1/2" AR500 and set it at about the 300 yard line at a machine gun shoot. Your brother should make a scale model of the Death Star, fill it with tannerite and have a scaled exhaust port. Whoever bullseyes the port sets off the tannerite and wins a prize. Yes, but nobody has bullets that can turn downwards 90deg into the exhaust port, last I checked. |
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Technically, we both just have mad skills at picking people who are good at making things happen. Neither of us can actually weld or design worth a damn. Managers for life, yo. https://i.imgur.com/AwDzIfB.jpg View Quote Good god, that blonde on the right |
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[#50]
I notice OP has not been showing the pics of the girls his bro's TIE attracts......
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