Tom B. ( B9-0410)

 

 

Updated: 04/09/2008:  
I've been making some progress.

 I started wiring my CSS, I'm using a molex connectors so I can discount and lift my torso off of the CSS.

I started wiring my torso, used Tom's light controller, it works great.

Have my neon mounted, get to wire that up next.

Started work on my right treadsection with soil samlper door,alot of work but its getting there.

 

 

Updated: 03/05/2008:  

I finally have a color on my torso I'm happy with. It's painted!

 

 

Updated: 02/25/2008:  

I'm making progress on my aluminum treadsections. Torso is textured. Vents are made with inner screens.

 

 

Updated: 11/26/2007:  

Top view of donut, I did this a little different. I mounted Andy's driven gear to the bottom side of the lazy susan, this let me use 1/4" acrylic CSS base on top of the lazy susan,this also acts as a spacer for a perfect gap between donut and lazy susan.
Bottom view of donut, I didn't want my donut to have to support any weight. I made studs long enough to go from the lazy susan down through the donut and waiste plate to my leg support. I drilled out a large enough hole on the bottom side of the donut for a nut and washer that will sit on my waiste plate without touching the donut.
View of the gap between torso and donut. I am very pleased with the results. The gap is just right.
View of my new work area. My B9 and I have a new play area. We have dish TV, heat, very comfortable. My wife calls it my Man Cave. It's the only place I'm safe !

 

 

 

 

Updated: 09/11/2007:  These are the newest photos I would like added to my scrap book.  I have friends who are following my progress and keep asking why I haven't added any.

 

Updated: 07/04/2007:  Started my aluminum tread sections.
Left one of the center panels tall to give more area to attach leg supports Used all thread to set spacing before it is welded.

 

Updated: 05/09/2007:  Working on the Collar.