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Warfarin88 · 03-31-09

That is just all kinds of cool, CR.

Looks to be practical too. A really unique take on a test bench, without really sacrificing anything practicality-like.

CattleRustler · 03-31-09

cheers Warf

ordering some steel now

Demented · 03-31-09

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Originally Posted by h00chi3

CR, if I'm 555 then you are 666

I am watching this one for sure!

I'm a slave, and I am a master
No restraints and, unchecked collectors
I exist through my need, to self oblige
She is something in me, that I despise

She isn't real...I can't make her...real...

Damn, now I gotta listen to the album...sorry neighbors...

CattleRustler · 03-31-09

just had it on also

I was staring at the renderings, cranking the song for inspiration
I think I solved the bottom component arrangement, and a couple other issues during that session

CattleRustler · 03-31-09

just ordered the steel from mcmaster

Quote:

2
Each 6527K31 Low-Carbon Steel Square Tube 1" X 1", .120" Wall Thickness, 6' Length$23.50 $47.00 in the morning

1
Each 8910K662 Low-Carbon Steel Rectangular Bar 3/8" Thick, 2" Width, 3' Length (Same as 8910K659)$22.86 $22.86 in the morning

2
Each 8930K1 8620 Alloy Steel Rod 3/16" Diameter, 6' Length$1.51 $3.02 in the morning

2
Each 4459T31 4130 Alloy Steel Sheet .063" Thick, 12" X 12"$19.00 $38.00 in the morning

Merchandise $110.88

not too bad considering I will have plenty of extra left over of each for more welding practice, and/or f-ups. The 2" x 3' x 3/8" piece for the trolley rail only needs to be 1' long not 3', but I noticed +/- cut tolerances from their mill is an inch

If I order a 12" piece and it came short at all it would mess up the build, so ordered the next longer size at 36".

before/by friday I have to sort out the ability to do at least the cutting that day. Looks like a trip to lowe's soon, for a chop-miter saw for metal

-Muggz- · 03-31-09

Man, those 3d models, Im just in awe bud. Surely, there is someone related or knows the Slipknot camp on this site somewhere. Someone is watching, and from what I can see no one including them would ever be disappointed in this marvelous work you are about to do. Im sure everyone including myself, is just chomping at the bit for some sort of help they could offer. I am very impressed..... Very Good.

CattleRustler · 04-01-09

thanks a lot Muggz

Ramsey77 · 04-01-09

Sub'd.

Indignity · 04-01-09

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Originally Posted by CattleRustler

cool, Ive seen slayer live several times, but back in the day when their first albums were out, like in this timeframe (I saw them in 86 and 87 iirc)

1983 Show No Mercy
1984 Haunting The Chapel EP
1985 Hell Awaits
1985 Live Undead EP
1986 Reign In Blood
1988 South Of Heaven

Dave Lombardo was another awesome drummer, he used to have oxygen tanks next to his drum kit, and would suck wind between songs lol

Nice to see you at it again CR!

If we had lived closer "back in the day", we probably would have crossed paths numerous times

.... I seen so many of the hair bands at one of the sweetest venues (and sadly, the place that took SRV's life), Alpine Valley. It's about 40 miles southwest of Milwaukee.

Sub'bed up

CattleRustler · 04-01-09

cheers Ram and Ind

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