Doctor Who: Time Agent's Vortex Manipulator *SPOILER*
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Sorry to interrupt the interest thread, but I thought I'd post a progress pic of my attempt. Won't be completely accurate, but close enough for my needs.
Thats epic, how did you do this?
i'm going away for a bit, starting friday july 30th, til aug 16th. so either before then, or after then. i'm also gonna try this in aluminum. the part above is available for order right now at the link i mentioned earlier. you'll have it within 10 days.
this post used to contain the information of where to buy but of course tha's against the rules since this is not a junkyard thread so i've edited it.
this post used to contain the information of where to buy but of course tha's against the rules since this is not a junkyard thread so i've edited it.
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details are hard to see since the part isn't colored. but up close you can see the lines
here is the back
also, what's the status with making the wristbands in leather? i met with someone who is interested in making the leather bands, so we could sell a finished kit if you want. i'll be working on coldcasting and stuff next week but i dont know if i'll have any ready before my trip....
protokev DMD
Sr Member
interested in a finished kit for sure
protokev DMD
Sr Member
hmm, id really want an led though like the first time we saw it.
Dave Porter
Sr Member
That would be very easy to add.
All you need is an LED, resister, switch and battery.
To make it even easier, get one of the 10th SS LED torch, take it apart, and use the electronics from that.
All you need is an LED, resister, switch and battery.
To make it even easier, get one of the 10th SS LED torch, take it apart, and use the electronics from that.
Dave Porter
Sr Member
Well, the resistor is there to make sure the LED doesn't draw too much power.
Without it, the LED could burn out, or drain the battery too quickly.
But, you are right. It isn't 'needed', but it is a good idea.
Without it, the LED could burn out, or drain the battery too quickly.
But, you are right. It isn't 'needed', but it is a good idea.
protokev DMD
Sr Member
Anybody order the stainless steel version? Im tempted to try.
ive been on vacation. i can't make a silicon mold of the one i have printed because of the backing and the holes i have already built in. i might reprint a new one, after changing the model, so that the holes aren't all the way through so i can make the mold easier, to make the cold casting.
my other option is to just get the White Strong Flexible model from shapeways and use that for lost casting to mold molten aluminum. i'll try it with another White Strong Flexible model i have. i only get one shot since when you pour it, it'll melt away the WSF and ruin it. so i'm gonna do the one test and see what happens.
my other option is to just get the White Strong Flexible model from shapeways and use that for lost casting to mold molten aluminum. i'll try it with another White Strong Flexible model i have. i only get one shot since when you pour it, it'll melt away the WSF and ruin it. so i'm gonna do the one test and see what happens.
