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Did surgery on the 300d to remove the UV/IR front filter on the camera. Put it back together without replacing the front glass. I will probably end up putting in a Baader UV/IR filter in its place sometime in the near future
2014 Modifications Ferrari 458 Spider by A Kahn Design
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Hand trolley modified as bike trailer?
I guess the plastic container bucketing the seat acts as a mudguard? (there's potential for some more storage there - but this owner had completely cut away the front - possibly to allow pedalling!)
Modifications made to a Retina II as received.
Flash contact has been added while cutting the distances ring
S.E.V. Marchal distributor. Citroen GS X2.
Modification to make adjustment of points simpler.
Cassette points are not set by gap, but by dwell angle. On early versions of the SEV Marchal distributor, adjustment was by removal of cap (and sometimes body, given its location) and to turn the thumbscrew a by clicks in either direction depending on dwell angle required. Later versions had a hole in the body in which a 3mm allen key was inserted making cap removal unnecessary.
Hole viewed from side without allen key.
Flipped over, it makes for a good base for the timer and maybe other DIY projects. Keep the housing of the timer and you can slip this condiment cup inside it, glue it down to that housing and then have a good cup for holding small parts. The base of that mod is actually quite good for a cup holer of small parts.
Started to hand paint detail into my height map. Wanted things to be more dramatic than the NASA data I was using prior. Now, its a combination of NASA and Photoshop paintbrushes. The spikes are placeholders for landmarks.
Helios 44M - Petzval modification - first element reversed
plus Helios 3x teleconverter
Photo has not been cropped or retouched.
After some grinding I was able to make the bucket heater narrow enough
to fit in all of my grease tanks.
Bueno, chicos, creo que ya me gusta más.
He modificado el asiento, alargando la moto cuatro studs.
He modificado los reposapiés y el manillar con más detalle.
He puesto esa pieza serigrafiada en el motor.
Luz de freno en la parte trasera y rellenado los huecos entre el chasis y la rueda trasera y como no tenia que sacar la untima foto 😋
Okay, guys, I think I like it more now. I've modified the seat, lengthening the bike four studs. I've modified the footrests and handlebars in more detail. I've added that silkscreened part to the engine. I've added a brake light to the rear and filled in the gaps between the frame and the rear wheel. Of course, I didn't have to take the last photo. 😋
WIth the wider crank pulley on the new motor, the old radiator bracket and shroud wouldn't fit. I haven't been able to find the "Cooper" type brackets and shroud yet (for a decent price) so I we modified the old ones. I screwed up my mental math while doing it, which is why it doesn't look very pretty! I'll replace it with correct brackets at some point, but this works for now.
It's been a fun few months but I figure it's time to mess up....er... modify the engine. First order of things is to lose that silly resonator and take off the cover. Covers hide the interesting stuff and do a great job of holdin' the engine heat on the wires and hoses, where it does the most good!
I didn't like the gaping, flutter sleeves for this blouse (especially after I butchered them), so I just made this up. I think the facing tucks lend nicely to the casual tailoring of the whole thing, and it felt terrific to fly by the seat of my pants as regards Bettes, my sewing machine.
In order to perfect the fit further and set the face of the unit further back along with the shafts, we modded the brackets with 2 holes in each to get the perfect fit, again, no other radio can do this---- It's redundant to keep mentioning this, but it is totally the truth, and it's patent pending too!!!!