I'll definitely be getting back on track with this in the coming new year. Thanks for a good first year of RetroFit, hope you guys have enjoyed what you've seen so far. Thanks for the comments, questions and hate mail, keep em coming. See you in the new year.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
the 3d chopper modeling to end all 3d choppper modeling....
This guy is the envy of all 3d motorcycle modeling. I'm confident with the work I do, but damn, this guy takes it to another level.
http://www.3d-files.co.il/
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Spinnin my wheels here
Things have been really friggen busy on my end with school wrapping up for the year. Ive been putting off a lot things here on RetroFit. Theres a lot of new stuff I havnt been able to post yet and things to post that I've mentioned in the past but havnt done so yet. Maybe over winter break I can finally catch up because right now I'm spinning my wheels and going no where. Stay tuned.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
December
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Catchin up on things
Real busy this past turkey weekend. Finished up the board tracker for the most part.
Engine detail work:
Sandblasted the 11 ga engine cut out that was cut by hand with the plasma. The fins are some alien grating I never seen before. There are no welds, just notched pieces of 1" flat bar stuck together. Cut them into 4, 4" x 5" pieces then used a giant disk sander to shave down and round off the corners so they looked more like cylinder fins.
Made a small carb from some pipe, giant washer, and a cap for fence post as the float bowl. Added a cam cover made from 6" pipe, capped off with a piece of sheet metal with nuts tacked to the inside for bolts to screw into for show. Then added pushrods from the left over 3/8 round bar from the fork braces.
Primary side
Hub sprocket from another rear wheel. Also made from left over pipe from the gas tank.
Double crank sprocket installed.
Primer
Now some paint.
Sneak Peek. Almost done, just have to letter the tank.
Engine detail work:
Sandblasted the 11 ga engine cut out that was cut by hand with the plasma. The fins are some alien grating I never seen before. There are no welds, just notched pieces of 1" flat bar stuck together. Cut them into 4, 4" x 5" pieces then used a giant disk sander to shave down and round off the corners so they looked more like cylinder fins.
Made a small carb from some pipe, giant washer, and a cap for fence post as the float bowl. Added a cam cover made from 6" pipe, capped off with a piece of sheet metal with nuts tacked to the inside for bolts to screw into for show. Then added pushrods from the left over 3/8 round bar from the fork braces.
Primary side
Hub sprocket from another rear wheel. Also made from left over pipe from the gas tank.
Double crank sprocket installed.
Primer
Now some paint.
Sneak Peek. Almost done, just have to letter the tank.
If he gets any closer I'm gonna lunch em!
Of course Clint's attire below immediately made me think of this movie one of the best chases in my book
Eastwood
Thursday, November 26, 2009
fabs done, time for paint.
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