So now I have a new project to start on, but first some background.(If not I'll forget why I'm calling it what I am XD)
So in my gaming clan my squad is pretty good at getting in and taking objectives fast, and keeping them. However on the forums we tend to be kinda quiet. So one day one of the higher ups came in and said "Sabers, you guys have got to be THE quietest, sneakiest, bomb ninjas in the world." and that just seems like an awesome thing to be, a Bomb Ninja. So thats my new project, to become a bomb ninja. XD
Basically all I'm going to do is make some accessories to wear for awesomeness.
A hat, made of black canvas with neon green fleece lining, and 1 or 2 velcro spots for patches.
A half-mask, that'll basically cover my chin, mouth, and nose, for that ninja look. :D
Probably add some fingerless gloves in there, again just for awesomeness, and most likely with a nice embroidered Feng symbol, thinking neon green.
The patches I'll be adding will most likely be hand made, squad logo and maybe a medic patch.
Looking at it in text, it looks like a lot, but it shouldn't be too much. Got most of what I need already.
A simple log to help me keep track of what I'm working on. Anything from writing, to creating, to wargaming.
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Friday, May 27, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Arc Welder
I've been working on an arc welder. I say working as if I've done much XD.
So far what I've done is removed the secondary coil from a microwave oven transformer. I'm barely half done, as I need a second transformer, roughly 50 feet of 10g wire, and some jumper cables. Still a lot to be done with this one.
Ah well, gives me plenty of time to find a good enclosure, preferably something non-flammable.
So far what I've done is removed the secondary coil from a microwave oven transformer. I'm barely half done, as I need a second transformer, roughly 50 feet of 10g wire, and some jumper cables. Still a lot to be done with this one.
Ah well, gives me plenty of time to find a good enclosure, preferably something non-flammable.
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