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09-12-2009 :: The axis completed

So a few extra plastic bits, 2 photoetch bits I had made on puprose, two of those great O'Meara sponsored rivets and I call it finished!

Is it perfect?

No!

One of the  inner rounds is bigger than the other ;)

 

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The Womb - The axis completed

09-15-2009 :: New photoetch

So here we go again, developping the fret..

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developping the fret

09-15-2009 :: The fret is ready for the acid bath

ooh it shines in the sun..

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the fret is ready for the acid bath

09-15-2009 :: During the acid bath

In the ferric chloride bath, checking halfway

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halfway through the etching process

09-15-2009 :: The stuff is etched

Here are the pieces, notice that as I never attach my metal pieces to the fret, I have to, filter the acid to get the little bits.. Some are missing obviously!

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the stuff is etched

09-15-2009 :: Overburn metal bits

My machine didn't etch the whole fret at the same speed, so some of the bits are overburn, no problem, we will use those later too :)

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overburn metal bits

09-16-2009 :: B-17 structural elements

So what are these parts? I supposed you guessed right by thinking is was indeed some B-17 structural elements. One bigger for the center, and the 2 thinnest each side. Which means 2 of them to do one structural element,  there should be enough to do 5.

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The Womb - B-17 structural elements
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