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hey....its not only me here....read wht scott said....and hes been here "long" before i was. and by the way?....dont act all high and mighty with me....its rather unbecoming as well as rude. all im...

dont you read to teh msg when you hit save build?

"please only create images of projects you feel best fits your builds final state. exporting images is a bonus feature that takes up server space...

"so not only are you saving tim some money by not using the save function on the builder.....but youre getting a render with the measuring scale included."

the whole point of doing this is to...

mine means shadow mosaic. i got it from my old IMVU ava.

ok....i ended up stumbling across this method of saving my saber hilt renders and have been using faithfully ever since.

1. on the builder, set 0 at the first grid line and construct your hilt...

lol...yeah your right, i cant believe i didnt think of tht. i mean sht.....one side always gets power and the other is dependent on whether or not the key is in place. thnx for bringing tht to my...

yeah, you could. but really...you could put it on either side of the key i think since the its only a flow plug.

oh yes.....if i do remember correctly, we had this conversation already....lol. thnx for the reminder Az.



and yeah....according to the PDF on the PC board, it also suggests to use two surefire...

ok then....i want it to be active when the kill key is removed. if thts the case, then itd just be direct wired between the batteries and teh kill socket? or if i wanted it between the batteries and...

yes....i know theyd fry the board....thts why i brought up the resistors. even with a petite crouton board and three surefires, your looking at 11.1V. when the max is 9. no idea wht it is, but i know...

ok.....so i want to include one in my hardware. it connects between the battery and what?

umm...wht happened to teh link. i went to access it and got "page not found". any way you can fix this? or can it even *be* fixed.

and scott? i just noticed your sig and i had to say it. they...

first, it was a 1.5in adapter....and its sitting next to the pommel with a gear screwed into it. second.....it was the pipe tht made it so tight. i guess it was the fact it was 22G and it *did* have...

holy crap! i just got one of these today and umm....i wont *need* any screws. the fit is so tight i had to give it hell just to get it *in*! let me tell you.....tht thing aint comin out for *nothin*....

oh....i umm.....im sorry. -gives a sheepish look and turns a bit red- umm....i didnt think about looking at how old the thread was. ill....make sure to look at teh umm....date before i post anymore.

well....now i have a better idea myself on what to buy. as of now im rather stuck with these....

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im not bad with...

i just watched it, and i was impressed! i never would have thought of such a simple and effective motor mount such as this. its just genius. i do have to ask though....when you locate the holes for...

do you really have to throw around such an attitude? i think a little more humility would have been in order as well as trying not to make him look like an idiot. ....and your last statement could...

he was very right in doing this. if you piggyback something on a related thread it wont get as much exposure as it will standing alone. it jsut gets buried among the other comments. now, like i did,...

OMG! BIGYELLOWBOX BUILD #2! its the same one im working on this week oddly enough. i was fortunate enough to have the money to order teh activator box #6, pommel 3V2, the gear, and a guarded switch....

ok....ill go with tht. thanks!

oooooo......do you have a suggestion then? id love to have it cus im sure itd work better.

tht actualy sounds like a better idea and a hellova lot easier, thnx loachri. lol...i think 4 screws will do me nicely.



oh yeah....i didnt think of tht. and its ok....i miss things when im...

-he chuckled- yes az....sinktube....like the tittle of teh thread? and thank you very much. so i just wrap the adapter with graph papaer, punch teh holes with a sharp object or mark them with a...

ok....ive been looking at the 1.5" adapter for a while now and im still wondering how youre supposed to find the location for drilling the screw holes out. logically youd do it from teh outside cus...