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Deko:
Do me best Ralph, do me best. :palm: Remember talking about that cam ??? well here is a pic of how i went about it. I first drew it on a sticky label then cut out with jigsaw and a lot of VERY carefull filing and checking with a DI. :scratch: Should have let Ade do it realy.
Realy look forward to a visit, ( lenses and prisims to investigate remember ).  See you soon.

Cheers Dek. :med:

Rob.Wilson:
Stunning Dek  :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

Sure your not going a bit HG Wells and building his  time machine  :med:


Rob

Deko:
Having seen your work Rob, i consider any praise from you is praise indeed, Thank you :thumbup:

Time machine HMMMMMM!! now there's a thought :smart:

Cheers Dek.

Divided he ad:
Dek,

 I saw the cam on the pic, above. Figured you'd sorted it  :thumbup:


Always a way to get the job done.

Looks the part  :borg:



I'm over on Monday morning, got some parts to fit on John's mota. Should be done early afternoon if you're available?


All vehicle and weather dependant of course  :coffee:





Ralph.

Deko:
Slowly getting there with the clock. :coffee: Allmost finished the main mechanism, then it will be sort out the perspex , strip down, polish, and final finish. Sounds easy when i say it quickly.  The latest pics show the bits for the hours unit,then the unit assembled with a piece of black perspex to the right. This has a fibre in the top right hand corner just to give an idea how the fibres will look on the face,allthough at the moment the LED's are running under voltage so not as bright as they will be on the finished item.

There are a few pics of the (allmost complete) mechanism,and a very distorted one with the frame for the clock face in place. The frame looks much bigger than the base in the pic allthough it is realy smaller.

Cheers Dek. :med:

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