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My ninja style prototype circuit
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Here you see the 3/4" female threaded PVC adapter epoxied to the original attachment point of the air tank. This provides the needed interface to attach any type of barrel that you can possibly dream up.
Unlike Gengar003's mod on the NerfHaven forums, my mod does not integrate the stock barrel and thus avoids all the blank airspace created by that mod and also decreases the overall length of the gun.
Sunday seen a short drive up to Prescott for the Retro Rides Gathering. So many nice, rare, unique, individual cars, some with run of the mill usual modifications, some an engineering lesson all by themselves.... Brilliant :o)
The full set - Retro Rides | The Gathering '11
5DMk2 - 50mm f/1.4
I had to cut several holes in the back of the case to fit the I/O shield-plate for the new motherboard (Asus P5Q-EM), and a full-size ATX power supply unit.
Roland TR808 Recovered from oblivion restorated from oxide MIDI-fixation and deeper modification. Now it can be sequenced by any midi sequencer/synth. All parts has been hardly cleaned to remove all that dust and oxide who were inside. The TR808 has almost over 25 years old so needed a lot of work inside it.
A pair of new side panels has been done by myself on wood to close the unit, getting away the old plastic side panels that were taking so much space. Now the Roland TR808 is finished with an standard rack width to rack it if needed. A new painting has been aplied on the frontpanel surface, side panels and front side, to prevent the corrosion. I have replaced too the old round phillips screws to a flat allen galvanized screws, so they will never be re-oxidize again. The old power plug has been changed too to a new smallest one. Hope you like the work !!
I love my 808.
Here's the firefly gutless except for the strobe bulb and battery assembly. If you're going to be painting, or if you hate the whole strobe light idea, then do this next step, if not then skip it.
Step 4 (Optional): Remove all screws attached to the strobe light assembly and associated electronics. Make sure that the LED retainer bar and the on-off switch stay with the electronics package when you remove it.
This vehicle or vehicles were on display at the annual Jim T's Trunk and Treat cruise at the Pavilion at the Hartman's Heritage Center in Independence, Missouri on Oct. 25, 2014.
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Capture d'écran et petites modifications des couleurs et du contraste de la photo...
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... à partir de l'application paint.net : ce procédé permettant de faire apparaître, de faire émerger du voile atmosphérique des reliefs pourtant invisibles à l'oeil sur la photo originale. Ce procédé pourrait s'apparenter à la photographie infrarouge bien que cette dernière soit plus précise et plus détaillé, véritable "négatif" original !
(Localisation approximative sur la carte interactive flickr)
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Screenshot and small changes to the colors and contrast of the photo...
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... from the paint.net application : this process allows the atmospheric veil to reveal reliefs that are invisible to the eye in the original photo. This process could be similar to infrared photography although the latter is more precise and more detailed, a true original "negative" !
Built between 1867 and 1902, with later modifications in the mid-20th Century, this Gothic Revival-style Episcopal Cathedral was designed by William Slater and Richard Carpenter to function as the primary church for Episcopal Diocese of Hawaii. The building features a rusticated sandstone block exterior, gothic arched windows and doorways, smooth-faced stone trim, buttresses, a bell tower with gothic arched vents and four pillars, with one pillar being taller than the others, completed in 1912, a sanctuary with a high central nave and lower aisles, a semi-circular apse, a modernist front narthex with a large stained glass curtain wall, added in 1958 and designed by architect John Wallis. Next to the church stands Davies Hall, designed by B. F. Ingelow, which houses a vestry and meeting rooms and is connected to the sanctuary via a cloister with stone columns and gothic arches, as well as a semi-circular bay window facing Queen Emma street and a timber-frame front porch. On the other side of the sanctuary is the Tenney Auditorium and Parke Memorial Chapel, which are clad in stucco and were built in 1940 under the direction of C. W. Dickey, featuring a gabled and hipped slate roof, gothic arched windows, buttresses, and lanais with stone columns and gothic arches. Behind the church is a series of buildings mostly built during the 20th Century that house St. Andrew's Schools, private Episcopal Schools which are affiliated with the church, and vary in style from Gothic Revival to modern and postmodern. The cathedral is a contributing structure in the Hawaii Capital Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.
Two of the tapped holes in the lower clamps were stripped, so I filed flats and used a nut on each one.
Out of the box, the fingers come in three sections: The thumb, the index finger, and the other three fingers fused together. Fortunately they're pretty easy to separate using a sharp hobby knife. Doing so allows for more... expressive hand gestures.
I installed a powered USB hub in a location where I can reach the plugs without having visible wires.
The traffic sign has some modifications added to it at this intersection, including what could be a cartoon character signifying poop and what looks like an acronym, MWKB - for which a casual Internet search gives no joy. One search result was "Mid-West Knows Best," but that seems to be a private organization, rather than a popular culture phrase.
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This is how I would modify the pattern to account for medium weight cottons - leaving a gap to accommodate a thick knot (once the ties are tied).
This is a modified version of a photo of me taken by Nico Olwagen (http://www.flickr.com/photos/aquilaonline/928930705/)
Here was the original problem. With the windows wound up to the correct position, the glass fouled the side rails quite considerably!
This is the mini I use for my Warforged fighter in our Sunday D&D group. Except the figure came with an axe, and Seeker wields a two-handed hammer.
I cut the axe off, drilled out his hand, added a brass rod to form the new hammer handle, and now I'm sculpting the hammer on with milliput. I need to let it cure some before I can add any detail though, it's still too squishy.
I have run into two problems:
1 The supercharger is too wide to be placed between the heads of the 32V engine
2 Intake ports in the head are made to mate up with a diagonal intake, not vertical like I am going to use. This will create a kink and changing cross-sections in the intake tract. Not good for flow at all.
A probable solution is to reshape the intake for vertical flow. This solves both problems in one go! Hopefully there is some "meat" to work with in the top of the ports so I dont cut through...