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Well now I've reached another mile stone. The bottom section is now complete out side of walkway and light brackets of course. When I took it out of the jig I was totally impressed how strong this thing is! I just had to mount it on the machine to see how it looks. Now only two more sections to go  Please bear with me as I haven't got the new camera figured out yet.:confused:  View of a joint before soldering   First time on!   
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The metal work you have done on this thing is amazing, I would love to have your skills. By the way is that an e36 or e39 in the fourth picture?
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This part has taken me 4 months of spare time  89cxsport wrote:The metal work you have done on this thing is amazing, I would love to have your skills. By the way is that an e36 or e39 in the fourth picture? That's a 1998 323i convertable.
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Continued jaw dropping excellence......well done!  Chris
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once again you have shown the best metal work i have ever seen....i love your posts... and once again i am drawn to something in the back there, is that a 60s struck corp mini dozer back there on the shelf ???? neat little toy. brian
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Outstanding work again! Any chance we could get some pictures of how the boom mounts to the house? Thanks for the update, a nice early Xmas present for yourself! Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:Outstanding work again! Any chance we could get some pictures of how the boom mounts to the house? Thanks for the update, a nice early Xmas present for yourself!
Rowan. I need to get corresponding images from the 1:1 machine Here's the mount: 1:1 machine  1/16   1/16 scale  
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a Cutter wrote:Continued jaw dropping excellence......well done! Chris I also like the rivet work you're doing. Really adds to the beauty of the construction...
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Nice machining a ton of work there !
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