The Next Doctor
Well-Known Member
Hello,
I want to talk to you today about a growing epidemic... Sonic Screwdriver Neglect. Daily there are poor Sonic Screwdrivers wanting a second chance for a good life. Here at People for the Ethical Treatment of Sonic Screwdrivers, we are committed to making a poor Sonics dream come true.....Here is one such case.
Ok, drama aside. I needed a pet project and saw this Sonic on eBay and said to myself, "Self, how hard would it be to fix that Sonic and make it into a nicer version?" Well after some lively debate, I decided that I was going to give it a shot.
Here are the auction pics:
Now this is after a quick cleanup:
Now the auction stated that the screwdriver was spring loaded, but would not work properly. Here are some dismantled pics that will show why:
Here are pics of the halo area which will be replaced.
And I get to figure out how to hide this little defect:
So, the plan is to rebuild the channel that the threaded rod goes through to straighten it out, Build a new halo, and figure out a way to seamlessly hide the oopsie at the base of the sonic.
I figure this will make for a fun project.
I will post pics of the progress and finished "rebuild"
I want to talk to you today about a growing epidemic... Sonic Screwdriver Neglect. Daily there are poor Sonic Screwdrivers wanting a second chance for a good life. Here at People for the Ethical Treatment of Sonic Screwdrivers, we are committed to making a poor Sonics dream come true.....Here is one such case.
Ok, drama aside. I needed a pet project and saw this Sonic on eBay and said to myself, "Self, how hard would it be to fix that Sonic and make it into a nicer version?" Well after some lively debate, I decided that I was going to give it a shot.
Here are the auction pics:
Now this is after a quick cleanup:
Now the auction stated that the screwdriver was spring loaded, but would not work properly. Here are some dismantled pics that will show why:
Here are pics of the halo area which will be replaced.
And I get to figure out how to hide this little defect:
So, the plan is to rebuild the channel that the threaded rod goes through to straighten it out, Build a new halo, and figure out a way to seamlessly hide the oopsie at the base of the sonic.
I figure this will make for a fun project.
I will post pics of the progress and finished "rebuild"