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An old bottle that used to contain cat medicine. I picked it because I liked the cobalt blue color and that it was slightly translucent.
For the filler material between the barrels and the edges of the shell casing, use FBR, you can use full pieces or cut them into quarters as shown here. I used full, quarters, and half pieces to fill in the various parts of the shell.
For the rear right part of the block that needed building up, I cut a piece of ali to match the triangular shape of the hole and welded it in.
Welding cast ali is quite tricky as there are a lot of contaminants. I was getting very poor results until I went back to basics and realised I had the amperage about 1/3 of what was needed, the AC balance for cleaning instead of penetration and the wrong type of tunsten (size and composition). When I correct these things suddenly it became a lot easier
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Recently, the Real Canadian Superstore on Confederation Drive in Saskatoon had some construction within the store. As it turns out, it was nothing interesting.
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Here's the board with the new LED, the modification is amazingly easy. The only thing that came us is that the heatsink on the original LED was thinner than the new LED heatsink, so the original optic holder would no longer fit over the new LED. I ended up just using some electrical tape to hold the optic in place. Once the board is put back into the casing, it is held in place by pressure.
Be careful pulling the module out of the casing - I read that you can just pull it out, and snapped one of the little blue legs that are used for aligning the module with the front casing (you can see the blue leg on the right side of the PCB). The right way to do it seems to be to look at the back of the battery compartment and push out the blue pegs from the outside to cleanly separate the module from the casing.
To create this picture I rubbed baby oil on the lens of my camera. When doing this, I thought of microbiology and how when you use an oil lens, you get better clarification. I wondered if this would happen the same way on my Holga. It turns out that it did not clarify the picture; it turned out somewhat "antique" looking. The color is faded and there isn't much contrast, but I love the feel that the picture gives off.
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There are two power wires running to the sunroof.
A 25 amp always on circuit , and a 15 amp circuit that powers the sunroof (and the dash power outlet)
The goal is to re-route the switched circuit so that it can work off the always on circuit.
This modification is a DO AT YOUR OWN RISK project. I am NOT responsible for any damage that may occur to you, or your car.
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From first glance I knew I wanted to get this. But the gap on the canopy was unacceptable! The other mods were just my preference. Plus I added a crew.
Since the titan pump relies on that insanely large foot-pump style handle in its stock form, I had to get creative with what to do about grip.
I took 2 pieces of 1/2" wooden dowel and glued them together, then took the dremel cutting bit and cut out a hole in the pump to insert the pieces in. I then hot-glued the whole mess in from the open end of the pump. Not sure why I thought I needed to tape it, but something about glue drying. Anyway, I then ran into the problem of the pump coming out of the tube because of the lack of a stopper, which was also provided by the giant original pump handle.