What's on your workbench? (no Star Wars, Marvel or DC stuff)
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Idaho Jones
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Made some progress on my Emperors cane. Roughing it out with a belt sander and dremel and build up a couple of knobs with some quick wood epoxy. Now to sand it smooth for painting
Made some progress on my Emperors cane. Roughing it out with a belt sander and dremel and build up a couple of knobs with some quick wood epoxy. Now to sand it smooth for painting
thesyfyguy
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X-men 2 Blue tooth cell phone charger
Re: What's on your workbench?
Here's something I've had laying on my 'workbench' forever. It started as a small distraction from other builds and just every day life but I eventually got frustrated when I realized I had to redo the entire bottom jowl and upper mouth bit and just left the thing.
Though, I'm sure I'll finish it one day; I usually do with my projects.
Also, it might be too big.
Here's something I've had laying on my 'workbench' forever. It started as a small distraction from other builds and just every day life but I eventually got frustrated when I realized I had to redo the entire bottom jowl and upper mouth bit and just left the thing.
Though, I'm sure I'll finish it one day; I usually do with my projects.
Also, it might be too big.
Robert McLain
Sr Member
Re: What's on your workbench?
Working on this semi auto Sterling. Making it so it can be displayed with barrel and firing pin removed as an E-11, or converted back to firing condition in just a few minutes. I still have to aquire a M38 scope, T-track, mag well cylinders and counter box.
The gun came finished in a crinkle finish that I wasn't crazy about so I sand blasted it and re painted it. It's made in Boyd, Texas by Wise Lite Arms and sold through Century Arms. They sell for between 375 to 450.00
They are assembled from actual Sterling SMG parts kits and are fitted with a semi auto bolt and 16.5 inch barrel.
Robert
Working on this semi auto Sterling. Making it so it can be displayed with barrel and firing pin removed as an E-11, or converted back to firing condition in just a few minutes. I still have to aquire a M38 scope, T-track, mag well cylinders and counter box.
The gun came finished in a crinkle finish that I wasn't crazy about so I sand blasted it and re painted it. It's made in Boyd, Texas by Wise Lite Arms and sold through Century Arms. They sell for between 375 to 450.00
They are assembled from actual Sterling SMG parts kits and are fitted with a semi auto bolt and 16.5 inch barrel.
Robert
Matsuo
Sr Member
Re: What's on your workbench?
Screw him. I want one. Possibly three. I'd be willing to work a trade. Do you need one of these?
I'll be vacforming the blade and the main body and then making resin castings for the handles, barrels, and much of the smaller details.
Didnt know he wanted one..
M
Screw him. I want one. Possibly three. I'd be willing to work a trade. Do you need one of these?
I'll be vacforming the blade and the main body and then making resin castings for the handles, barrels, and much of the smaller details.
Delmustator
Sr Member
Circled back around to my Battlestar Galactica build. Working on the base at the moment.
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