What's on your workbench? (no Star Wars, Marvel or DC stuff)
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CH33ZEBURG3R
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Just doing some Gloves.
Just doing some Gloves.
CaptainMarvel
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Are those vacuformed?My wife and I recently joined the 501st, so TK armour!
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Here is my 2 piece bucket.
Re: What's on your workbench?
My workbench is just clutter:
And more clutter:
And even more clutter:
Leaving the workshop the other night, it looked like so:
I decided it was horrible, so the next day I spent some time getting a few things put away. Here's a shot after a few hours' progress:
It's a lot easier to make cool stuff when you can remember where you left it...
My workbench is just clutter:
And more clutter:
And even more clutter:
Leaving the workshop the other night, it looked like so:
I decided it was horrible, so the next day I spent some time getting a few things put away. Here's a shot after a few hours' progress:
It's a lot easier to make cool stuff when you can remember where you left it...
cavx
Master Member
Re: What's on your workbench?
Yes they certainly are. They are AP, so I didn't make the parts. I chose AP because I wanted a proper 2 piece bucket for my costume.
The buckets went together quite easily and I now have 2 ready for paint and decals.
Yes they certainly are. They are AP, so I didn't make the parts. I chose AP because I wanted a proper 2 piece bucket for my costume.
The buckets went together quite easily and I now have 2 ready for paint and decals.
shaunsheep
Sr Member
Re: What's on your workbench?
my first proof of I.J. friars manuscript
http://www.therpf.com/f40/just-something-i-wanted-do-190321/
my first proof of I.J. friars manuscript
http://www.therpf.com/f40/just-something-i-wanted-do-190321/
Re: What's on your workbench?
I finished this Uncharted 3 Nathan Drake bandolier just in time for Comic Con! I’m very happy with the way it turned out but would love to learn how to make snaps and buckles to make the next one more accurate.
I finished this Uncharted 3 Nathan Drake bandolier just in time for Comic Con! I’m very happy with the way it turned out but would love to learn how to make snaps and buckles to make the next one more accurate.
Maximm
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Amazing DJ
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Contec
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boochieboy
Member
Re: What's on your workbench?
Finishing up my Mark 6 master.
Finishing up my Mark 6 master.
BRDencklau
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Filling and sanding my Maliwan SMG from Borderlands 2.
Filling and sanding my Maliwan SMG from Borderlands 2.
Re: What's on your workbench?
Building up an M-27 Scimitar from Mass Effect. My first prop weapon...
Building up an M-27 Scimitar from Mass Effect. My first prop weapon...
wolfchild59
Active Member
Re: What's on your workbench?
I'm currently working on a handle for an Angel Blade from Supernatural. First time on a lathe (other than a small project on a metal lathe in high school) and I was working with dull chisels and a poplar dowel of questionable age and storage so this pic it of it while it was spinning since even sanding didn't clean it up fully. I was pretty happy with it as a test shaping. But there definitely areas to refine on a final piece. I'll be getting back at it this week with a fresh set of wood turning tools and a nicer chunk of wood as a blank. I'll eventually be pairing this with the blade I've already made out of Aves apoxie and casting it (that's what the small peg at the top is for, to peg into the blade).
Ignore the angle of the tool rest, it was pushed out of the way for sanding.
I'm currently working on a handle for an Angel Blade from Supernatural. First time on a lathe (other than a small project on a metal lathe in high school) and I was working with dull chisels and a poplar dowel of questionable age and storage so this pic it of it while it was spinning since even sanding didn't clean it up fully. I was pretty happy with it as a test shaping. But there definitely areas to refine on a final piece. I'll be getting back at it this week with a fresh set of wood turning tools and a nicer chunk of wood as a blank. I'll eventually be pairing this with the blade I've already made out of Aves apoxie and casting it (that's what the small peg at the top is for, to peg into the blade).
Ignore the angle of the tool rest, it was pushed out of the way for sanding.
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