The only custom work Tim will do is to modify stock MHS parts.
The only custom work Tim will do is to modify stock MHS parts.
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Is there anyone willing to make Sink tube shrouds for the dremmel-fu challenged individuals?
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Lordcyric
There is probably any number of people who would do it. But "General Store Questions and Answers" is not the best place to ask. In fact, TCSS forums are probably not the best place to ask, since these are Tim's forums and you would basically being trying to commission someone other than Tim to do a job.Originally Posted by LordCyric
There's always a bigger fish.
How much modification are we talking about? Like, if I wanted to add an extra half inch to a particular blade emitter?
Does Tim make all the MHS parts himself in his shop, or are they manufactured someplace else?
taking a standard piece and modding it like maching it down, not extending it.
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Tim does not make the MHS pieces, he has machinists who do that.
And do not ask for their names, if you were thinking of doing that.
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you must sometimes risk the Dark.
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So I didn't think that would technically be a competive commision
No, I wasn't thinking about doing that. But when my funding comes next month, I'm going to give concrete specifications to Tim and see what he can do. I'm not going to give him the runaround when he and TCSS make all this lightsaber awesomeness possible for people like me.
It's not.
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you must sometimes risk the Dark.
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If what you have in mind is something that can be done by machining down a stock MHS piece, it's quite possible.
There's always a bigger fish.
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