YuvalS's Hand Made Class, 7th Annual BLF/OL contest entry topic

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What they said ^ :+1:

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Today I sawed the corners and turned the rectangle octagonal.
Unfortunately I forgot the jigsaw blade at home and the Dremel blade is too small, so I had to use a hand saw.


After sawing, I smoothed it all out using a file. The result is not perfect, but since it all done using only manual tools I am quite satisfied.

The body is finally take shape

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You’re crazy mate :smiley: :+1:
Couldn’t tell where you were this time :slight_smile:

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Looks like good work under less than ideal conditions. :+1:

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Love the new workshop. :beer:

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Thanks guys, it is the same workshop as previous pictures .
Looks like I will not change this place unless someone will kik me from there.
I am also using this spot to work on my camper car conversion so it is a busy workshop

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Back to the "Workshop" today for drilling the body using 27mm Holesaw to create some space for the optics and electronics

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Looks nice so far. :slight_smile:

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I cannot see several pics in post #26.

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Looking good,
I once built a Datsun 180b engine in a kitchen in a flat in Melbourne.

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Same problem here

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Can I tell everyone what else you have done mechanically in houses?

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Yea this is wild.

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Which one?

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Does it really matter which ones?

However you're posting images on BLF isn't working.

If you want people to see your images, use a real image hosting site, not Google with it's way-too-long URLs.

It's the last five in post #26.

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I need to know what is broken in order to fix it

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I see the images just fine.

Edit: I could also see them when they were first posted

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That's because YuvalS deleted the bad pics.

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Original post had only 5 images so don't worry you missed nothing

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Finally after few days of rain I was able to continue working on the body.
I had to saw the inside of the aluminum plates after drilling the holes so I mounted a Jigsaw to a wooden plate and took it to mt "worksop"


I decided to leave some space on the middle plate to mount the driver and slave board to it so I had to saw each plate individually

Apparently my "Table Saw" was not a great Idea and I was unable to saw precisely

And after some filing it looks a bit better