The idea was to do the movie trope “just married” decoration of a car, except do it as “just deceased” with lettering in shaving cream, the cans on strings, etc. Then produce an “Our Funeral” album in the style of the worst of overblown 80’s wedding style.
This was before I had any significant amount of wood tools, so it got hung up on the creation of the coffin. (and coming up with money to rent tuxes, pay a wedding photographer, etc) We had a volunteer to play the corpse (Brewster Kahle now of the internet archive). You might give it a little thought….
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]]>(Though my dad’s ’79 land cruiser had a chevy engine in it for the same reason… It fit)
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]]>I’m very happy that you found my article useful, and I would be interested to see pictures of what you’re working on. If you would like to see some stuff I’ve made, you can go to my website: http://www.bellowphone.com
From there you can get to my youtube channel, and also see photo galleries of some of my projects. Good luck with your own. lensolomon@bellowphone.com
I build radio gear and have been figuring out how to make reduction drives and ‘vernier’ dials using string and pulleys. The shafts I’ve been using have way too much tolerance, leaving ‘slop’ in the controls.
Using your method not only takes the slop out of the rotation, but also eliminates the need for an external stop washer or bushing. It’s always nice to eliminate unnecessary parts!
Thank you again, I’ll send you some pictures when I finish my next one using your excellent technique.
]]>I purchased one of these: Glaesel Self-Adjusting Full Size 4/4 Violin Bridge http://amzn.to/1nVv2Ji
]]>Not yet! So many projects, so little time.
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