The Actors do keep getting younger don't theylol:lol
A mini sonic would be perfect for him!
Thanks DexAntares,
The answers are easy,
A: Two little Slide springs mounted on the core press against the inside of the handle and create friction to hold the sonic in position.(Open, closed or in-between). see attached drawing.
B: Yes it does open. I made it in three pieces; the tail, a ring and the cap.
The cap has a hinge that connects it to the ring, and the ring fits onto the end of the tail. see attached drawing.
C: Not as much spare space as you think, the core from the CO toy takes up most of the space.
I know what you need to do,
turn it into a universal tv on/off remote in the form of the sonic screwdriver
Also I am really interested in a keychain, and if the price is right I will buy one (or more). So if you are making a limited run please mark me down as interested.
Hi guys,
I'm still around.
Sorry the project got delayed yet again.
I was taking my time while figuring out how to get it as close to the Hero and then when I was ready to start again there was a mix up at the supplier.
I had asked them to order a set of mill ends (cutting bits) and they ordered a mill head instead. (the motor end with the gears and pulley). They mixed up the stock number 8504 and 8054.
NTBBCPD;1376715 So as I wait for the proper parts said:That would be swell to see some video, though I know it's trouble.
Since you are such a wizard did you come up with a way to have sound too? I even bit my lip and messaged that horrid CT guy (what a §$%&!) to inquire about buying one of his chips and he frothed that he wasn't about to give up the enormous 'secret' of his chip, comparing it to asking KFC about their secret recipe of herbs and spices. As if someone interested in reverse engineer his chip or KFC's chicken couldn't just buy it and reverse engineer it to their hearts content. At least CT didn't tell me to shove my money up my hinder region like he had the previous person which I guess counts for some politeness.
I have two other customs in addition to the two I made earlier this year I'd love to have sound for if you know a way to do it for less than the price of cannibalizing a C.O. toy one.
Anyway Eddie, your work looks fantastic on the mill. I wish I lived near enough to be your sorcerer's apprentice.