edouble101
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I thought a UV light accelerated resin curing not temperature. Proper temperature is just another component in the mix.
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Weather is perfect here, but stuff keeps getting in the way. Get new wheel studs? Yes I did. What a pita that was. Cost me $80 too. In the 30-40's here still. I am in the stage of "anxious to start installing" which will eventually lead to "damn I am still not done with this". Lol Perfect glassin' temps I bought a large box and made a hot box so I could glass in the winter. Put a little heater in it and monitered the temp.. kept it around 70-80 degrees I thought about using a heat lamp but I'll just wait a couple more weeks.
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Weather is perfect here, but stuff keeps getting in the way. Get new wheel studs? Yes I did. What a pita that was. Cost me $80 too. In the 30-40's here still. I am in the stage of "anxious to start installing" which will eventually lead to "damn I am still not done with this". Lol
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whats new?
I am anxious for warmer weather so I can start glassing
What amps are you using?
This is looking great. I love all the fabrication you are putting into this. The doors look stelllar! What is the vent for at the domes lights?
Holy chit man! Thats crazy! Can't wait to see the build!
I've owned three Tokina lenses without any issues. I have not owned Tamron. I would consider Sigma too.
Four 15" ZCON?
Gotta love the interwebz bs
im thinking two FI SP4 18s or three FI SP4 15s with two RF t2500bdcp im aiming at SPL Def going with SP4's? I want
Looks exactly like the vehicle that I throw my banana peel at every morning....
Gotta be a bitch getting it in there, lube here up! This is gonna be bonkers
Definitely not Thanks for asking I will not be going to work tomorrow due to unexpected vehicle problems I rotated my tires and broke two wheel studs on the left front, WTF I have been rotating my wheels on my vehicles for over 15 years. So, I plan on cutting some oak for this project.
why not? The protection circuits are there for a reason.
Anybody that knows isn't going to tell...
ToolMaker FTMFW!
Another pic from a couple months ago
I bough these from a lady that I found on Craigslist. Good thing with craigslist is that if you meet face to face you get to look at the lenses before you buy Also http://www.thephotoforum.com/ and www.adorama.com is a good place to look. Here is the deal with zoom ranges and aperture size. The bigger the aperture (smaller the f number) the more you are going to pay. It gets expensive quick. Fast glass is expensive really no matter what focal length. Although there is a nice variety of big aperture prime lenses at decent prices but zooms are a different story. Buy what you can afford and what you will use. Everybody wants a f2.8 70-200mm but few can shell out +$2000. This is where the camera comes into play as well. Spend big bucks on a camera and (hopefully) get better ISO performance. The better ISO performance can allow you to take pictures with faster shutter speeds. A big aperture lets you take pics with a faster shutter speeds (compared to a smaller aperture), among other attributes. A higher ISO will let you use a faster shutter speed (compared to a lower ISO) as well. The trade off with high ISO is noise. The high dollar camera should have less noise at a given ISO than the cheaper camera. In the end it all comes down to how much money you want to spend.
I picked up two old Tokina manual lenses over the weekend. Here are a couple pics a shot over the weekend. Not bad considering I paid $35 each for the lenses.