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Undisciplined Clairton football team's miscues become worrisome
Clairton coach Tom Nola doesn't usually have cause to lose his temper after games.
Having the nation's longest winning streak certainly helps diffuse emotional reactions to the Bears' on-field lapses.
Still, there was no disputing Nola's anger when he addressed his team on the field after Trib Total Media Class A No. 1 Clairton (7-0, 7-0 Black Hills Conference) wore down No. 5 Bishop Canevin, 53-15, on Saturday at Dormont Stadium.
He publicly — and loudly — dressed down a team that had just won its 54th consecutive game, tearing his hat off at the end for emphasis.
"We didn't play all that well, and there were too many mistakes," Nola said. "The personal fouls, that's why I was angry."
Clairton was at its undisciplined worst against Bishop Canevin: The Bears took 17 penalties for 131 yards, including two personal fouls and one unsportsmanlike conduct. But it was an incident at the end of the game that set off Nola.
While the two teams shook hands, a Clairton player punched a Bishop Canevin player in the groin in retaliation for what he believed was a cheap shot earlier in the game. After most of the players left the field and headed to their respective locker rooms, Nola sought out Bishop Canevin coach Bob Jacoby and apologized for his player's actions.
"We'll try and practice it out, and I'll make them run for it," Nola said. "We tried talking to them about it, but all we can do is try to discipline them at practice."
It's not like this is the first time Clairton has committed its share of penalties. The Bears are notorious for presnap fouls and the occasional unsportsmanlike conduct.
Against Bishop Canevin (5-2, 5-2), Clairton was called for a defensive offsides penalty on the second play of the game, which helped the Crusaders launch a scoring drive to take a 6-0 lead 5:48 into the game. About to receive the second-half kickoff, the Bears were whistled for illegal formation.
But Clairton did what it always does: It overcame its shortcomings by taking advantage of its superior athleticism. The Bears shrugged off the illegal formation penalty when Vincent Moody returned the kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown — the second time he returned the second-half kickoff for a touchdown (Monessen) — while Tyler Boyd erased a plethora of other miscues by carrying 12 times for 171 yards and five touchdowns.
Clairton also made Bishop Canevin pay dearly for its only turnover, as Terrish Webb returned an interception 102 yards for a score.
"The first interception he throws all year and it goes 102 yards the other way," Jacoby said. "The kid jumped the route and played it well. But they wear you down with their speed, and we can't simulate it in practice."
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orabbit wrote:Yeah! Sloth is the epitome of inner beauty!
Love this goonie shirt.
Re: Whistle Click Click
Add me to the list of people who will buy this if printed elsewhere. Just make sure whatever place you print at can do individual color screening rather than 'full range' color prints. I'm tired of places like MySoti's shirts deteriorating in a month.
Re: Dance Like No-One's Watching (Resub)
this is kinda spooky...is there a reference i missed?
WOW! I love this a friend of mine and I just had a conversation about how our outsides don't match what we feel inside. WE decided inside we are ROCK stars...we might need this shirt!!
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loulousq wrote:this is kinda spooky...is there a reference i missed?
Honestly, I feel that you should take this image to the greater world (blogosphere at the very least). From a visual graphic standpoint it's lovely and the message is simple, yet strong enough.
zalameria wrote:so either that guy has on a dress or that girl has a beard?
or she has pig tails.
loulousq wrote:Get it? the Chinese Crested dog's reflection shows his Beauty Within which is a handsome husky ^_^
Got it without even seeing the whole design. My bff has a CC (only one with hair, not a naked one). I want this shirt as a Xmas present for her. Vote YES!!! YGMV!
Re: Little Hero, Big Heart
Does anyone else get the "Battle Royale" reference in this?
Re: Humble Pie
Technically this is humble whipped cream, isn't it? :-P
Hm I got that it was from Zombieland but the shotgun shells don't really match.
"I've been searching for a heart of gold and I'm growing old."
ciaralee wrote:I liked this design in the derby thread on cranberry, was it? Black and white and grey are more commonplace.
Hmmm yeah it was on cranberry before. I thought with the grey tones it made the rose in the stomach pop. Well, maybe I will put it back on cranberry and resubmit, but its probably too late to get many votes for it.
penlight wrote:I'm so glad I clicked on this to see the full thing. From the thumbnail I couldn't tell what the heck she was doing.
Ahhh, need to work on my compositions for those thumbnails. Thanks for your support.
Re: Inner Music
Love the simplicity.
tomduff87 wrote:Does anyone else get the "Battle Royale" reference in this?
There's a Battle Royale reference in this? Huh. Why didn't anyone tell me? ;)
Re: My Inner Ducky
This looks like more than 6 colors: I see black, white, gray, yellow, orange, dark blue and light blue. Are you using the shirt color to make some of the shading that I just don't see?
Re: Loyal Friend
I figured out it was zombie-related.
1> not explicitly clear from design. This could make some problems in today's security-paranoid world. Can you imagine wearing this trough a TSA checkpoint?
2> Shotgun shells? For a double tap? And UNFIRED shells? ...boo.
3> ...inner beauty? not seeing it.
I'd like to see a reworked version of this in an appropriate derby. Love the concept, not the application here. Sorry.
Re: Inner Nature
Seems a little Bender-y but at least his head is totally different. :P
SPACEBALLS!!!! Love that movie!
Re: Walk With You
Werewolf inside.
Re: Serenity
Wow! This is impressive. I first saw someone laying on their side in water looking at the moon... then I saw the outline of the violin, and THEN I saw the trees and land!
Then, it confused me! Am I supposed to even be seeing someone on their side!? lol Either way, being able to do that with art(3 different images in one) is quite amazing and thank you for that moment. GMV!
Re: Kind Driver
I want this... Nowwww!!!!
It is great looking, but just WHAT is she doing?
Re: Limited Compassion
Are there more than 6 colors? Can't tell if the dress and the shirt colors are mixed from other colors in the shirt. I see white, yellow, beige, 2 different greens: grass and shoes), 2 different purples ( ice cream and dress) and 2 different browns (shirt and cones).
renegadetim wrote:It is great looking, but just WHAT is she doing?
She is watering the seed that will become the tree of the future (shown in blue)
mjc613 wrote:Are there more than 6 colors? Can't tell if the dress and the shirt colors are mixed from other colors in the shirt. I see white, yellow, beige, 2 different greens: grass and shoes), 2 different purples ( ice cream and dress) and 2 different browns (shirt and cones).
Nope, only six colours. And a few halftones to deceive the eye. There's a great video by walmazan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjun0CnnoUo that I referenced to get the colour variations.
Re: To the Rescue (Asphalt)
Re: A Beauty Within
LadyCordy wrote:For anyone interested in the design, but not enough to vote for it, would a small change be an incentive?
I like the shirt a lot... I just don't dig white T's. Don't go changing on my account, though!
Re: What Lies Beneath
bluetuba wrote:Seems a little Bender-y but at least his head is totally different. :P
Oh, yea his robo-body does look bender-y. I was looking at stuff like this:
but I wanted to simplify it and make it...cuter... so that's how my robot happened. I do love Futurama though, so I'm sure there's some subconscious influence there.
svelbjorn wrote:Is it bad when I like my concept sketch better than the final image?
I do like how it turned out, and think my digital sketching improves every week I enter the derby. So that's good...
Re: Attention, open inner beauty
You may want to edit the 'Are you sure to open'. It seems to be missing a word or two.
A DNA strand might be another option. I'm thinking the fingerprint loses the message.
toby8915 wrote:or she has pig tails.
Pigtails they maybe, I didn't see them as that until I read your post, it looks like a guy with a big beard in a dress.
Re: I Dream a Story
Wow, how many rules did this violate anyway?
love! haha
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DeJesus drew a walkoff walk with the bases loaded in the 11th to lift the Cubs to a 4-3 victory over the Dodgers and take the series.
"A walkoff walk is kind of weird," DeJesus said. "I didn't know what to do -- I just kind of trotted to first base. It's a good win for us to take a series from one of the best teams in the National League. It could be a momentum builder for us."
It almost didn't happen. Chicago trailed, 3-2, going into the ninth when Ian Stewart, scratched from the starting lineup because of the flu, hit a pinch-hit single with one out off Javy Guerra. That's about all Stewart could do.
"There was no double-switching going on, that's for sure," said Cubs manager Dale Sveum, who was short-handed because of so many sick players and a pre-game roster move. "I asked 'Stew' if he could go in the game, and he said, 'I'm a little dizzy and can't really see straight.'"
Stewart did stay in to run, and after his hit, DeJesus walked to set up Tony Campana's game-tying RBI double. DeJesus tried to score as well, but he was thrown out at the plate, 9-4-2. Guerra then struck out Starlin Castro.
"I got one out and didn't get the rest," Guerra said. "Physically, yeah, [I'm fine]. Everything's there. Ian Stewart had a good at-bat. I have to be able to execute. He fought off and got a pitch to hit and did what he is supposed to do. He got it."
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"Stew and DeJesus had really good at-bats," Campana said. "Stew battled him and got a two-strike hit, and 'Zeus' was able to get the walk. [Guerra] was kind of struggling to throw strikes so I figured he was going to try to throw one right down the middle and he did and I was able to hit it hard."
With the game tied at 3 in the 11th, Darwin Barney doubled to lead off, as the ball deflected into left field off the glove of a leaping Adam Kennedy at third. Welington Castillo was intentionally walked by Jamey Wright (1-2), and Sveum called on pitcher Jeff Samardzija to pinch-hit, hoping he could bunt the runners over. Instead, he was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
"I was going to put one down and it ran in and hit me in the arm," Samardzija said. "Not much of a hero thing. I was more lucky than good."
The Dodgers then brought in left fielder Juan Rivera for a five-man infield, and DeJesus worked the count full, then drew a walk to force in the game-winning run. DeJesus nearly missed his chance because he swung at a 3-1 pitch that was out of the strike zone.
"[On 3-1], I was like, [Wright] is going to come with a fastball over the plate and wants to throw it, and I was like, I'm not going to get beat and I'm going to be aggressive here and try to drive it the other way," DeJesus said. "[Did you see] my reaction -- I was like, 'What am I doing?' It was a ball."
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He also was healthy. Infielder Blake DeWitt was designated for assignment before the game, leaving the Cubs minus a position player. Besides Stewart and Garza, Jeff Baker also was available on a limited basis because of the flu.
How has DeJesus avoided catching the bug in the clubhouse?
"I think I'm starting to get it now," he said. "My throat is starting to hurt a little. I'm going to keep eating my veggies and go from there."
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The Canisius baseball team left 11 runners on base and struck out 12 times while committing two errors in a 6-0 loss to Charlotte in the series opener on Friday.
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Charlotte (1-1) took advantage of a throwing error in the fourth to score an unearned run. In the fifth, the 49ers added two more runs, one of them unearned on a passed ball, to build a 5-0 lead. The Griffs didn't get their first hit of the game until the sixth and had two baserunners in the seventh and eighth innings. Canisius couldn't take advantage of those opportunities as the Griffs were 1-for-16 with runners on base in the game.
Sophomore Alex Godzak (0-1) took the loss for the Griffs, allowing 10 hits (nine singles) in five innings. The lefty gave up five runs (three earned), walked one and struck out one. Godzak induced two double plays to limit the damage by the Charlotte offense. Freshman Zachary Trumpler threw two innings of relief, allowing one run, while junior Tyler Vavra threw a scoreless eighth inning in his Canisius debut.
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|I have a '76 with 'O' ring pistons and use DOT 5 fluid, which is a pain to bleed. The best method I found is to use 'Speed Bleeders', the ones with the check balls. Works for me!
Done with the brakes on the 70
thanks for the input......no screw in pistons....Vettes don't do it that way.
I believe that I have it under control. I'm taking up too many peppople's time on this stupid brake thing. I've had vettes since my 1956 up to now and this is the first issue that I have had. I have a pile of vehicles and a dragster and pro-street and other NHRA qualified car but never had issues like this.
So.....I set it on fire and went to sleep.......not really
thanks again for the help
Your just spinning your wheels IMHO what you need to do is un-hook the front brake lines at the M/C and plug it off and then start bleeding the right rear , what i did was opened it up and let it gravity feed and it didn't take to long to get there you can open both the rear at the same time if you want, and once you have it to both rear wheels, hook the line back up to the M/C again for the front and bleed them. JMO and if that don't work you will probably still have to plug the front brake line connection to the front brakes and go to the distribution block and check it there and get fluid to the rears. Then put the line back in the M/C for the fronts and bleed them. JMO Hope this all makes sense.
I have been there done that. but once you get it flowing to the rear the rest is a piece of cake. And also just to add i really don't think your 70 has a screw in pistons on it either should just press in IMHO. Or mine did anyway. Hope you can understand what i am saying to do if not just ask and i will try to explain it better ok.
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|do you have the screw in style pistons for the e-brake in the rear? if so you may have to adjust this first before you can bleed them I have ran across this same problem when you screw the pistons in on the rear to put the new pads they have a tendency to stay in that case adjust your e-brake then bleed if you have the seperated e-brake with the 4 piston caliper it is a pain too make them come around in that situation I would suggest using a pressure pod and force bleed them
Dam brakes
You used a rubber mallet,,I used a body hammer and that didn't do it either...I have read everything there is now on this......so
it'll come about eventually if I live that long
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I know nothing about vettes , other than helping a guy bring one from San Francisco to AUS. I have 4 wheel discs on my 67 Coupe. When i pieced the car back together and got to do the brake bleeding , i had no pedal pressure . New master c, new calipers, new lines. I could open fronts and have fluid out, but nothing at rear. I bought a vacuum bleeder, no difference, still no pedal pressure. AFter a week of trouble shooting i tried all suggestions from all forums, no luck.
Last thing i tried was to disconnect the rear brake line at the distribution block and hook up a coupling to connect an air hose to the line. (pressurize the line.) With about 10 psi i Found the problem in a minute. I could not believe it. I could hear air escaping from under the car at the rear. The rubber flex coupling connection to one rear caliper was on backwards(my mistake on reassembly) which meant there was an air gap (skewed seat),between the banjo fitting and caliper fluid in port. Therefore everytime the brake pedal went to the floor it pushed air out, and when the pedal came back up it drew air back into the rear line. (5 min fix)
Pressure bleeding may fix your prob. There was a post about a guy who made a plate to cover the top of the MC with an air line coupling attached to force fluid out each bleed screw. About 1/4 thick with a seal to the top of the MC.
Goodluck. I had a can of gas and a match as last resort.
|When we used Corvette brakes in Trans-Am racing Camaros we generally had to use a rubber hammer to beat the snot out of the rear calipers as part of the bleeding process. The hammering shook loose the little bubbles of air that stayed trapped between the piston and the bore, and who knows where else. I have included hammering on the caliper with a rubber mallet as part of the standard bleeding exercise for disc brake calipers ever since.
Same vette issue
I have good flow, with no air coming out of all calip. But.........back has two bleeders and appear that some are missing,,,,so there might be air in the backs. They were removed from the car to screw with the new pads so they were 100% empty...only bleeding one bleeder on each rear might be the issue..If they're missing,,then I'm screwed but I beat this thing to death. I ordered it in 1969 and still trying to make a car of of it.oh well
|Henry the 32nd
Rear calipers have two bleeders each and both must be bled. Fix the front before you screw around with back, so you don't fight two problems. If you are bleeding it correctly check rubber hoses.
Are you sure your problem is with rears? If you feel it must be the rears because the brake peddle is soft then goes hard, does that mean that if problem is with front then the peddel is hard then goes soft?
Vette brakes issue- still
Ok guys,
thanks for all of your input. Some didn't read what I said,but I appreciate your comments just the same. TNOvot..you're right it has inner and outer bleeder but the highest one should do the job....but....I'll do both.
Since the car is on one of my lifts, I'll also drop the front and have the back higher as one local mech. said out here. I tried a vacuum bleeder from my friends at Eastwood.......3 tools later I switched to a helper which pumped the brakes while I had a hose in fluid (about ten times ago)
I'm about to stand the car on its head as one racer suggested.
One racer said pull the fronts off the spindle and hold it as high as the rubber hose would allow and pumps them..well that good,but the problem is in the rear (I think)
thanks again...we've beat this horse to death.if I fix it,I'll let you know
thanks again
ed..........................Corvette forum will try
Barry knows what he is talking about. Corvettes are a b---- to bleed.
Did you have the MC tilted a little when bench bleeding? If not, the MC may have air. Some of the early Vettes have 2 bleeder screws - an inner AND an outer so check for that too.
You might also try asking the guys at corvetteforum.com. Many of them have had the same problem and you can do a search function or just ask by starting a new thread.
|did you bench bleed the new master cylinder?
I feel funny offering you advice since youre the professional mechanic, not me.
Of all the vettes I have owned 30-35 of them were early C-3s and it is the only car that I could never get the back brakes to bleed so they worked right by either pump and hold or with a pressure bleeder.
The fronts are not a problem, the only way I have found is gravity on the rears and it is the only car where you can take out the bleeders and fluid will not run out on the rear even if you let set two days.
Fill master, take out the bleeder on the rear wheels and with master full, slowly push peddle till fluid starts to comes out, let master then run down on its own and fill 2-3 times, then as strange as this sounds seal up the right one first and let master run down again, fill and tighten the left one.
This has always been a fail safe way that works for me and the only way I could ever make it right.
I do assume your bleeders are on top?? Just asking.
Cant see air getting into a caliper through the seal and not leak fluid...There is just too much pressure for that to happen. Thing is, there is some air in there that you aren't getting out....I take it you are gravity bleeding it...Might try a vacuum bleeder tool
Could also be a faulty new master cylinder......is it new or a rebuilt?
My 70 vette brakes
Thanks to the Ontario gentlemen for your thoughts. As you said....70 is disc on all 4 and they were switched to SSteel by me in the 70's. The bleeders are brand new form Advanced,,so the seat on the caliper must be buggered up......I can live with that for now. I'm still looking for someone to answer me,,,can air be sucked in on a wheel seal but not leak fluid. The feeling is that the master is leaking by but that's brand new yesterday and yes I bench blead the master. The fluid is not going down when pumped up but I don't trust the pressure or lack of it.
I have dragsters and race cars so I'm not new at this but there's no common sense answer why there's no pressure build up and "not leak fluid"
thanks again for your thoughts but I'm still grounded for now
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In addition to a full-service spa, Sheraton Grand Beijing Dongcheng Hotel features an indoor pool and a health club. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 5 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 25833 square feet (2400 square meters) include a conference center. This luxury hotel also offers a sauna, spa services, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 439
- Number of floors - 25
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2011
- Number of restaurants - 5
- Conference space size (feet) - 25833
- Conference space size (meters) - 2400
- Number of meeting rooms - 13
- Conference center
- Pool sun loungers
- Free self parking
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Free newspaper
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service (24 hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Feast - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Bene - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Miyabi - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Yue - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Lobby Lounge - Onsite restaurant. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
Shine Spa for Sheraton has 6 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a mud bath, a sauna, and a spa tub. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and hydrotherapy.
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Number of treatment rooms 6
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Mud bath in spa
- Sauna in spa
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for CNY 200 per night.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: CNY 235 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 500 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 200 per night
Hotel Name
- Beijing Hotel Sheraton
- Beijing Sheraton Dongcheng
- Beijing Sheraton Dongcheng Hotel
- Beijing Sheraton Hotel
- Sheraton Beijing Dongcheng
- Sheraton Beijing Dongcheng Hotel
- Sheraton Dongcheng
- Sheraton Dongcheng Beijing
- Sheraton Dongcheng Hotel
- Sheraton Hotel Dongcheng
- Sheraton Grand Beijing Dongcheng Hotel
- Sheraton Grand Dongcheng Hotel
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We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Here you will find the wizardofflight (WOF) Templates !!!! http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/showthread.php?t=10497
What's the best way to make a scratch build helmet using the WOF templates? I don't really know!
This is way how I did it.
In this thread I try to show my way as much detailed as I can,
thats the reason why I will call this a scratch build tutorial. During building this bucket Ive learned a lot. So don't wonder when I start first this way and later on
I changed to a -maybe- better way :o
This is how the helmet looks now !! Update Sept. 29th '07
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Don't wonder about the funny shaped dome again, its just a 3D template for a new free formed kneaded dome. Later I will explain much more about the procedure.
This is how my Helmet looked in July'07:
In August'07 the bucket was looking like this, do you see the differences :rolleyes ??
A little bit like a trashcan !!! :lol
As I got my TDH reference CDs (I ordered them way too late), I recognized that the shape of the dome I built wasn't really good.(Alan's - WOF - dome template is very good !!) So I chopped it off, man I felt so terrible !! :cry
A little bit about me: I have a very nice wife and 2 and half super cute kids :-) and also a very liable job,
I am a kind of professional model maker, but usually I work in digital space only. Before I did
some scratch building, but most of the time with metal. So please don't be impatiently when I cannot
answer questions you may have right away, it may take some time...
Also I come from Germany so for many TDH members I live halve a day ahead :-)
How it all began:
I was looking for Boba Fett reference material in the internet to build a detailed digital Fett helmet.
Later from this digital version I wanted to build the real lid. I already had a plan how to do it.
But then I found this forum here, and those wonderful helmet templates from Alan !
So I changed my building plans. Inspired by the very nice bucket creation of SD68 I started my own one.
Only the new (2nd) dome I still want to build in my earlier planned way, but this will come later on...
This forum is so GREAT, and you guys here are so crazy !!! Like me !!:cheers
To build my helmet I use those tools


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Grade 5 bolts are definitly less brittle than a grade 8 ... I've seen the difference in action.
Lots of farmers will use a (for example) 3/4" x 4" bolt as an improvised hitch pin. (Not that I'm advocating this practice ... just an observation.)
Yup, they will get fairly contorted - looking but seldom seem to shear off.
Regular everyday "bolts" are usually referred to in hardware catalogs as "cap screws"
There are also "machine screws" that have slotted, phillips, (or here in Canada ... "Robertson" square hole socket heads.)
#6 to #14 sizes are common, with various thread pitches depending on diameter (eg. 10-24, 10-32 TPI)
#12 = 3/16"
#14 = 1/4"
So perhaps Brian's 1/4" - 24 could have easily been a fine thread "machine screw" as opposed to a "cap screw"?
There are "standards" when it comes to fasteners. The ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) provides one set of standards ... but I recall reading somewhere that fastener specs may be in a state of transition ... or that there may be a somewhat paralell standard in place, depending on geography?
A few years back I got a catlog from Coast Fabrication, a supplier of fasteners for race car applications amongst other things. Their catalog contains a lot of technical info on fasteners and I use it as a reference for just about any fastener issue. Most all of that info is also available on their website.
They too make a comment about what grade of bolt is better suited in specific applications. One such comment is that AN series bolts (essentially equivalent to Grade 5 hardware) is ' Vastly superior to Grade 8 tension bolts for nearly all shear-type, race car applications'. This simple statement wades into the significant concept of proper fasteners for joints held in tension and those held in shear, something that is (or should be) well-analyzed by the engineer designing the application.
I think a link or a copy and paste of what they need is better than a link to a website selling a book.
|Nice job, Brian. You really ought to look into compiling these articles you write and publishing them. Kind of like an automotive guide for beginning enthusiasts. Cool stuff and well written. Dan
|can i just add that the correct torque is very important as most people think tighter is better but they are wrong invest in a good torque wrench
|I agree, so i recommend to use the ones especially designed for a specific purpose, studies does show that 12.9 grades are more brittle than the lesser grades. Learned this when i installed a 12.9 in replacement of my 10.9 Mr Gasket Bolt.
sometimes harder is NOT better,,the harder they are,, they are also more brittle..making them prone to snap instead of give ,or flex.. this would make them a safety issue and certainly a big issue on suspension or any other parts that you would bet your life on...bolts snapping ,,suspension falling out at 100 m.p.h. would ruin your day ,,if not your life..
grade 3- too soft 5-8- best gr.12-too much ...
.....at least that's the way i understand it....
Nicely done!
Don't forget to add it to the Crankshaft Coalition Wiki compilation, if it's not already there.
Brian, I hope its okay to add something to this.
There's a common school of thought that stronger is always better. There's probably no area where that's more prevalent than in bolt selection.
But, I recently read an article in one of the trade magazines which said the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) has recently issued a statement advising against the use of metric 12.9 grade (the strongest commonly available metric grade) in any automotive application unless the strength of the 12.9 is an absolute necessity as proven by engineering studies.
This was prompted by all the big 3 manufacturers having experienced breakage of 12.9's which were used in applications where 10.9's were adequate, but the designer chose to spec 12.9 just for what he assumed would be a bit of extra insurance.
The article was just a fairly short blurb that didn't get into the details, but it would be a safe assumption if a stronger bolt is breaking where a weaker one wouldn't, then the particular joint needs the additional elasticity of the slightly weaker bolt in order to survive.
Anyway, I figured this is worth posting for anyone who's working on something with metric fasteners. The 10.9's, which are the closest equivalent to an imperial grade 8, would be most likely to be found in suspension attachments and such, so something the owner might assume to be an upgrade, like putting everything back together with 12.9's to replace the 10.9's, could in reality create a more dangerous situation rather than a safer one.
"Basics of Basics" Nuts and bolts
Basics of Basics Nuts and Bolts.
(Yes we are talking nuts and bolts that hold your car together.)
By Brian Martin
Today at work I was again reminded that not all of us have a basic understanding in nuts and bolts. I was asked to get a 10 bolt. (insert rolling eyes smilie) What the guy was referring to is a bolt that used a 10mm wrench on it. That my friends is not how you measure a bolt. A bolt is measured by the diameter and length of the threaded area. And again, there is the thread count making it fine or course thread.
This is the basics right? Well, that is it, diameter, length and thread count. With those three things you can call up a store and order the right bolt over the phone. You cant if you say 10 as your size.
The head of the bolt will determine the size wrench you put on it. That doesnt mean for a second that the diameter of that bolt is going to be a given diameter. You can find ¼ bolts with 7/16 heads on them as well as 5/16 bolts with 7/16 heads on them. Just as on a late model car you will find 6mm shanks (the threaded area) with 10mm heads (the most common bolts found on a Japanese car body) to 8mm shank bolts with a 10mm head (commonly used on the door check straps).
Then we have types of bolts, you have button head allen cap, you have hex bolts, hex with a little washer built in, there are lot of different styles of bolts.
Here is a little chart showing the different types. http://www.boltdepot.com/Fastener-In...ype-Chart.aspx
This being the basics, honestly you only have to know the few that are on your car. Most likely hex holts both with our without a built in washer and a couple of different trim screws with or with out an oval head or pan head, that is about it. 99% of the average car is going to be limited to those four fasteners.
And yep, there are plenty of cars out there with torx and a couple of others with more and more late model cars using these. But for most older cars the four mentioned are going to cover you.
Torx is called not by a measurement but a size T15, T25, etc.
The Torx is a star shaped hole in the head of the bolt. There are also male torx bolts which is just the opposite.
The head of the Hex bolt is measured like this, this one being 9/16 inch across, thus a 9/16 wrench is used. If it were metric it would be in millimeters 10,12,14 are common.
This is where the shank is measured to determine the diameter.
Again, with a metic bolt, it will be in millimeters 4,6,8, and an SAE bolt in inches ¼, 7/16, 5/16 etc. This one being 3/8
The thread count is measured by a neat little tool (tread gauge), this one being metric. The metric bolts threads are measured by the distance between threads in a millimeter. So you will commonly see 1.25 and 1.50.
The SAE bolt is measured the exact same way, only in inches. It is measured by the amount of threads per inch. 18, 24, 28 threads per inch are common.
Dont take for granted that you are going to have fine and coarse threads and that is it, there are many found that are not a common thread. We had one the other day at work where a bolt was needed for the handle on a spray booth and it ended up being a ¼ bolt with 24 threads per inch, very uncommon and we didnt have one in the shop to replace it. Some will even say this size doesnt exist, that it is a metric 10x1.0 but that thread gauge didnt work on it and I found 1/4x24 nuts and bolts on the net, so yes they do exist.
The point being, if we would have assumed it was a fine thread ¼ and ran one into it, we would have ruined the threads.
These measurements are for commonly found SAE and metric bolts in America. There are other types of bolts using different thread Pitch measurements around the world.
As for grades or strengths in metric the higher the number the harder the bolt. And in SAE, the more bars on the top the harder the bolt. Notice I didnt say stronger, because hard doesnt mean strong, it only means hard. There are a lot of cases where a harder bolt would break because of the forces on it than a softer bolt.
Basically, around the cars body which is what I am most familiar, very low grade is all that is needed, I dont care if it is a hinge or a fender, it is going to be strong enough. While when you start talking engines and drive lines, I suggest you do your homework before you grab a bolt at the hardware store for your four bar link.
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Tyler Tambouris scored five goals, including the game-winner with 17 seconds remaining, to lead Trinity of Manchester (8-2) to a 10-9 win over host Pelham (2-7) in NHIAA boys' lacrosse action Friday.
Pelham led 6-3 at halftime before the Pioneers surged in the second half. Will Shephard (goal, two assists), Tristan Theroux (goal, assist), Jacob Eldred (three goals, assist) and Conner Lavery (assist) added to the Trinity attack. Austin Kolden made 14 saves in net for the win.
Boys' lacrosse
Souhegan 15, Exeter 13: At Amherst, Mack Walker (three goals, three assists), Blake Burnley (three goals, three assists) and Joe Nutting (three goals, assist) led the way for Souhegan (9-4). Exeter (7-6) was led by Buddy Carr (five goals and two assists) and Bradley Simas (three goals, assist) and Josh Carr (three goals, assist).
Windham 15, ConVal 10: At Windham, Troy Peters (four goals, two assists) and Matthew Shea (three goals) were the offensive leaders for the hosts, who improved to 4-6. ConVal of Peterboro dropped to 7-3.
Pembroke 11, Lebanon 8: At Pembroke, Glenn Dion scored seven goals to lead the way for the Spartans (4-6). Kam Anderson (two goals, assist) and Nick Serafin (two goals) chipped in.
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Pinkerton 14, Londonderry 8: At Londonderry: Maggie McCarthy scored six goals to lead the Astros of Pinkerton Academy of Derry (13-1). Kennedy Daziel (two goals) and Erin Coutts (three goals, assist) added to the Astros offense. Londonderry (6-6) got two goals and an assist each from Alexa Bedell and Noelle Lambert.
Souhegan 16, Exeter 10: At Exeter, Jesse Jay scored six goals for the visiting Sabers (11-2) from Amherst. Mickenzie Larivee (five goals, four assists), Madison Learned (three goals, two assists) and Jocelyn Dono (goal, assist) helped the Souhegan cause. Exeter (8-4) was led by three goals from Anna Vogt and two each from Kristina Keith and Maddie Ferrari.
Goffstown 18, Portsmouth 17: At Goffstown, the Grizzlies improved to 4-6 by edging Portsmouth (7-4). Courtney Caron (three goals, two assists), Sarah Cuddy (two goals), Lexi Foster (two goals, assist), Sydney Dubois (three goals, three assists), Anne Steckowych (four goals, two goals), Sydney Gagnon (goal, four assists), Alyssa Bourque (three goals, assist), Molly Norton (assist) all found the score sheet for Goffstown.
Nashua North 23, Keene 13: At Nashua, Division II (3-7) Keene got three goals each from Kate Martin and Chesy Adams but it was not enough to overcome Division I North's (9-4) firepower.
ConVal 15, Pelham 7: At Peterborough, Ingrid Aho scored four goals and added two assists, Maddy Zimmermann scored four goals and Autumn Cahoon (two goals) chipped in to lead the way for ConVal (3-8).
Pembroke 8, ConVal 5: At Peterborough Thursday, Sarah Kolk scored four goals and Ingrid Aho added one for host ConVal but it was not enough.
Pembroke 16, Manchester West 6: At Manchester, Noah Cote threw a complete game to earn his first varsity win. Jerry Caruso led the offense with four hits and three RBIs. Vinny Dustin contributed three hits and two RBIs.
Spaulding 9, Salem 5: At Rochester, host Spaulding (8-5) broke a 5-5 tie with four late runs. Loukas Brigham got the win on the mound and Colton Craig picked up the save. Spaulding got two RBIs each from Justin Jewel and Spencer Hoyt.
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ConVal 6, Sanborn 4: At Peterborough on Thursday, Joe Edwards threw seven innings with six strikeouts and scattered eight hits. Mathias Fressilli and Dan Allen had two hits each for ConVal.
Milford 7, Merrimack Valley 2: At Milford, the hosts slugged three home runs to improve to 6-5. Jen Carson hit a two-run home run in third. Erin Tyrell (three-run home run) and Bethany Brewer (solo homer) hit back-to-back blasts. Julia Mazzeo (two hits) and Jen Dupuis (two hits) chipped in as well.


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Thanks for the offer, how kind! I have some friends in Atlanta that I will get wax from - offers came after I expressed a need. You are so sweet to offer from Tennessee. From a learning point of view, I am very interested in what I would do if I don't have enough, though?Linda T in ATlanta
The "Jumbo craft sticks" would be the ones to use. They will stick out enough.
So, what does one do with all of the drawn brood comb that uses the standard frames (purchased less than a year ago)? The easy answer is to replace it, but I'm cheap and I'd like to recycle them. Would I just pull the frames, scrape off the comb and pop the foundation out and replace with a starter strip? Would it work well to take a utility knife to the frames and cut line, about an inch below but parallel to the top bar? That would leave a nice starter strip of previously drawn comb for the bees to begin redrawing. Thoughts?
You're just a big softie K9 :-DScott(by the way, I need a hundred bucks)
I would leave one row of cells all the way around when you cut the old comb out.


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mikenz66 wrote:Yes, I think we agree that, as Bhikku Pesala says, it would include the four areas, but not necessarily every possible detail.retrofuturist wrote:To clarify, I'm not saying that everyone must practice all these contemplations... I'm putting forward an argument that the Buddha never encouraged us to close ourselves off to developing all the satipatthanas through adherence to some modern 'technique' developed millennia after his parinibbana.
I don't think the commentary to the sutta is from millennia after parinibbana...
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The auction will take place on Sun April 21 at Rymill House and when auctioneer Peter du Plessis spoke to Spence Denny he started by explaining the history of the sword.
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Tuesday 3rd August, 2010
Rarely do we play two games in two days, in fact since way back the only occasion tends to be in one of these pre-season tournaments. In its fourth year, the fact near on 120,000 people came through the turnstiles over the weekend proves the Emirates Cup is still a popular attraction.
One of the main reasons of course is the high quality, big names and hugely supported clubs involved each year. This season's football extravaganza was no different.
The Saturday is always a little bit subdued I feel, certainly compared to Sunday but with the tournament winners being decided on day two, the reason is obvious.
Winning the tournament is satisfying of course but overall the weekend is about getting full match fitness ever closer. I've mentioned it before but competitiveness dictates I would want us to win a Scrabble tournament let alone anything involving this great sport of ours!
From our point of view, overall our tournament victory could have been considerably more comfortable. We could and should have beaten Milan on Saturday well before and after they equalised from their only real chance of the game and Celtic should not have been given the glimmer of hope they
were allowed late on either.
A tournament then with 13 goals and a little bit of silverware at the end of it, we can ask for little more than that.
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I had a picture, which is also my first one to sold in DT. It's about the fast train in China,Shanghai. After the first sale, I have written an article to memorize:
And in my sale record, I also can find the record as follows:
09/22/2009 21:27 shanghai train Level 2 subscription $0.42 large RF 04/29/2009 04:20 n/a Level 1 1 credit (2008) $0.48 extrasmall RF 12/22/2008 05:45 n/a Level 1 3 credits (2007) $1.80 large RF 12/18/2008 02:39 china Level 1 subscription $0.42 large RF 08/29/2008 15:05 n/a Level 1 1 credit (2007) $0.60 small RF 08/24/2008 05:48 train Level 1 1 credit (2007) $0.60 small RF The picture ID is 6028627. it's similar with the attached one.
Who moved my level 2 picture without any notice?...
Just write for marking 100 download.
I've take many pictures for different hotel rooms in the past year, but few of them has been sold, however, this picture has been download for 4 times in a month. Maybe it's more luxury than the others. I had thought hotel room was not a good theme in the picture stock for sell before. And now it's the mark for 100 download.
This picture is one of my favorite in the meeting room theme, while what makes me very excited is that today it's been downloaded as extralarge size! I'm wondering where it is being used but it's hard to know:( anyway, I'm very pleased to see it's useful for others.
I'm glad to see the picture of empty boardroom has been download for 1 time with only 5 views, which is currently the best achievement for me.
I'm trying to take and upload more good picutures.
CRH,China Railway High-speed, the fatest moter train unit in China, is called Harmony CRH. It looks like a bullet and impresses people with it's shape and speed.
I took this picuture in Shanghai,China, and uploaded to dreamstime first time, and was very excited to find it's been download for twice soon. Now I'm wondering where this picuture is being used, and it's appreciated if the downloader provide the info, and I'd like to buy one hardcopy if possible:)
It's my first picture theme, the meeting room, which is consist of several pictures about boardroom, meeting room,and discussion room.And I adjust the hue of the picture, which looks very nice.
Welcome to view my meeting room series works:)
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To all of you who have helped me so far, I thank you.
I've decided to go for sewing my own suit and flack vest. I've been reading through this forum, searching for patterns to get started on planning out my Fett outfit.
I'm looking for patterns that I don't have to buy if possible just to keep costs down as much as possible as this is my first attempt. I'd rather start off this way and upgrade as I go along. BTW, this applies to both a Boba (RotJ) and Jango.
As I said I've been reading through this forum and have noticed other saying that they'll post patterns when soon, but these posts were dated as far back as september. Are there any patterns freely available out there? I don't mean to come across as pushy or impatient, I'm just wondering if I've missed something somewhere and have overlooked free patterns.
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On behalf of Ducks Unlimited I would like extend and invitation to all our members, shooters, and volunteers to be apart of the 2nd annual Ducks Unlimited Invitational Shoot at the Bayside Shooting Club, Weymouth, Nova Scotia August 27&28, 2005 . This event will feature Team PEI shooting against other Provincial teams. The team will consist of 18 shooters (over the age of 18) and 2 Greenwings.
On May 17th,2005 7:30 pm there will be a meeting at the Charlottetown Ttrap and Skeet Club to begin forming the PEI team. Anyone interested in participating in this event is strongly encouraged to attend. There also be discussion regarding travel arrangements accommodations, sponsorship, and registration fees.
Last years event was a great success, the competition was very close and all participants enjoyed the event. These types of events allow members to communicate with other members across the Maritime provinces form new relationships, and experience friendly competition at its very best.
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Sunday, November 03, 2013
Place // My messy, messy upstairs study. I ordered new bedroom furniture and a rug in August, which necessitated the removal of a popcorn ceiling, refinishing a hardwood floor, painting, and, oh yeah, moving tons of stuff that had been allowed to accumulate over the years in the bedroom. Lots of it is still in the study, although the bedroom is mostly finished. Must do something about the excess very soon.
Consuming // Ginger ale and Imitrex. It's the beginning of migraine week.
Reading // This past week I finished Christopher Priest's The Adjacent and reread Karen Joy Fowler's We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves for book club.This was my pick, and I'd worried that the Fowler would not go over well with some of the readers in this group, but like it they did, and many seemed to have actually followed my advice and not read reviews and flap copy beforehand, and were surprised when Fern's identity was revealed. I've started Nancy Milford's Zelda: A Biography and James McBride's The Good Lord Bird.
Blogging // As you might can tell, I am trying to kick-start myself into blogging again. Last night I posted the same photo of the Prague astronomical clock that I used nine years ago when the blog was a mere week old. I wonder if there are any old-timers still reading?
Watching // We've been rewatching Breaking Bad. I think "Fly" is the last episode we've seen.
Listening // We went to an Eileen Jewell show last month and I've been listening to a lot of her cds ever since. Plus, someone put a Monkees cd in the car and while I like it, I think that someone should switch it out for something else really really soon.
Loving // That we now have a bed that it's not only comfortable to read in, but it's possible to read in. I broke our old bed years back trying to shift it around to clean under it and it would collapse if you put any pressure at all on the headboard.
Hating // That we're still waiting on bedside tables and a dresser. I want to stack books on them all!
Making // Last minute phone calls to my crew for tomorrow evening's set up at the precinct. There's an election Tuesday!
Anticipating // My trip to Maryland next Sunday to visit Wendy.
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- Teresa said...
Yay! Always glad to see you back.
I'm glad I'm not the only one nutty enough to rewatch Breaking Bad so quickly. I'm not rewatching every episode, though, just some of my favorites. That show got to me far more than I expected it to when I started watching.
- SFP said...
I do so hope I'm back. It's been such a terrible year because of my sister's mental illness.
There were some episodes in the second season that I'd never seen, including "Better Call Saul!" And there appears to be a particular scene involving Skyler that I've imagined out of whole cloth.
And Teresa, please tell me about your feed reader. I've never heard of it before. How's it's search capability?
- Teresa said...
I do hope you're back, partly because I enjoy reading your blog, but also because it means the situation with your sister is improving.
My feed reader (Inoreader) is great. I think I like it better than I did Google Reader. It has several features GR didn't, such as the ability to expand posts for blogs that don't use the full feed or to show the blog itself without leaving the reader. The search feature seems to work just fine; the only downside is that it only includes posts from the time you started using Inoreader.
Yep, I remember that clock!
Old timer from now defunct Book World celebrating your return!
- SFP said...
Sandra, it's so good to hear from you! I so hated losing the archives to Book World when Google Reader went away! Miss you!
- Stefanie said...
I'm still reading! And how wonderful to have a bed that is good for reading in. I do so love reading in bed especially now that the nights are cold.
- Rebecca H. said...
I'm still here! Not sure if I count as an old-timer or not, but I'm always happy to see a post from you.
- Bybee said...
I'm going to wait until I'm on winter break and watch Breaking Bad, starting over again from Season 1.
Glad you're back into blogging. I remember that you were the first book blogger I discovered. What a happy day.
- Amira said...
I'm still here too! I couldn't comment from my iPad last week, and I finally remembered to come back today. I'm also looking forward to more posts from you.
- Peggy Ann said...
Oh my another migraine sufferer! What would we do without Imitrex? I just took one today. I just came home from Maryland too. My son lives there. Northeast of Hagerstown. We have a lot in common! Looking forward to following your blog, Susan.


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|On my 34 ford which uses a bebop body the inner fenders sit inside the width of the body 1/2" on both sides. Does this sound right? If I install the rubber pucks that came with the Rootlieb on the edge of the inner fender then when I close the hood it fits flush with the body. Sund right?
Again, thanks for the excellent information. I have called Gibbon quite a few times asking different questions. So far they have been pretty good about answering them. They told me to fist assemble the rear fender to the running board and place this assembly on the body first, then everything builds from there. I have been collecting any information I can on 33 and 34 Fords. I have even called some owners that have been featured in Streetrod Builder.
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|I believe the Gibbon body molds are taken from an original 34 so your hood should fit with minor trim unless something else is wrong. Remember thjat where the rear fenders join the running boards is a fixed point forward and cannot change unless you shorten the running boards. As the rear fenders arc around the body fender well, it must end at the bottom edge of the fuel tank cover in perfect alignment. Some of the parts that don't fit so well during the initial fit-up may relax some if you have some way to apply heat to the body, such as a paint spray booth overnight cook. The weather in Texas is probably too cold now to let the sun heat it up for you. Fit-up is done in two stages with a kit car. First the initial fit-up to see how close you are with the parts, then remove and re-assemble with precise fitting. The major problem with glass is the mold may be perfect but if the part is removed from the mold after two or three days and set aside for delivery, the resin will continue to cure up to 7 days. If there is stress on the part from setting on the floor, or parts stacked on top of one another, they will bend out of shape and when you get the part they don't fit. This is the difference between the body manufactures, how long do they leave the part in the mold. Think about it, one set of 34 ford fender molds, three days in the mold, five sets of fenders every three weeks, $1000 bucks per set! Outlaw leaves their parts in the mold for 7 days, three sets every three weeks, $1,200 pers set. You will make up the cost in time spent in fitting the parts. Check your running boards, for example, and I'm not trying to badmouth Gibbon because I've never assembled a Gibbon body, but try this! Take your running board and lay a straight edge one inch from the inside edge that fits to the frame (because the body overlaps the running board about 1" to the outside edge. If there is more than 1/8" bow across the board and you plan to paint, not cover the running board, you will need to fill the bow with body filler. Anything more than 1/8" and it will be noticible once you get the glossy paint on it. I assumed from your original post that this was your first glass car build, I also know that most body manufactures are not in the business of assembling bodies, just building parts, and once they have your money you're on your own. You can build your car, just fit everything twice, think ahead so you don't have to back up to correct a mistake, don't compromise, build it the best that you can and the satisfaction will be well worth all the effort.
Thanks for the information, that is about the sequence of assembly I was coming up with. I have trial fit the four piece Rootlieb hood and it fits pretty well up against the cowl. I noticed on the projet33 web site that Scooter had to completely rebuild the cowl to hood profile of his body with filler. I think his is an Outlaw body, mine is a Gibbon, hope I don't have to do that
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Start with the fuel tank cover at the rear and fit the top side where it joins the body perfectly. and clamp it in place. Level the body on jack stands and figure out some way to clamp the rear fenders temporarily in place so that follow the radius of the body wheel well and clamp to the fuel tank cover. Check that the outside of the fenders are vertical. Clamp the running boards in place, install with two bolts, the front inner fender panels. Radiator should be installed at this point. Install radiator grill shell, then place hood top and side pieces in place using clamps. Hood pieces should need some fitting by carefully removing metal at the rear of the panels, but do not grind on the hood at this point, final hood fitting will be done later. Block and shim the hood so the body & hood belt line lines up. Attach front fenders with a couple of bolts and carefully examine the "Look" of the car, running boards level across the top, stand at the rear and look down the side, are the front and rear fenders sides verticle, are the rear trailing edges of the fuel tank cover and fenders in a straight line as viewed from the rear. If everything fits up fairly well then stop and focus your attention on the engine fit-up. Install the engine and tranny and do a preliminary check of drive shaft alignment, if you have to raise the rear of the tranny you may need to modify the tranny tunnel of the body for clearance. if all is good to this point, give careful thought to how you will cool the engine, electric fan or mechanical. Fit your cooling components to insure engine clearance at radiator and firewall. Engine must fit the chassis and body must fit over the engine before any final fit-up of body parts. Determine the centerline if the hood and the centerline of the body, using a string through the front and rear windows, insure the centerline is correct. Make sure the hood belt lines, line up with the body belt lines. Insure the grill shell is verticle and fits the hood top. With hood sides temporarily attached check fit at front and rear of hood sides and adjust inner fender panels for fit at the bottom of the hood side panels, remember that hood fit must be done at the rear of the pieces not at the rolled edges. The hood fit is hard to get just right and you may need to revisit this later on. Then remove all the fenders, running boards, etc. Make sure the body is bolted in place. Go back to the rear of the car and start again with the fuel tank cover and rear fenders and perfect fit by grinding, sanding or fiberglassing. Two things to keep in mind during this stage, the parts must fit with minimum hand pressure, if you use a bolt to pull it in place, there is stress here and a crack will develope here with vibration from driving, and secondly, your parts will grow in size between every joint, because of paint film stickness (one coat epoxy primer, three coats surfacer, three coats of basecoat, six coats of clear). Work you way to the front, perfect fitting, body parts. If all is perfect the front fenders will roll under the grill shell and meet up in perfect match, if not, make them fit or use the little joint cover available from Yogi's. You may have the fender parts on and off several times until you get the fit-up that you like. Once you are satisfied with the fit-up and everything is bolted in place, then and only then should you attempt to fit the hood by grinding off the rear of the parts. Depending on whose body you are using you you may need to do some serious fiberglassing because you will grind away the original. Bodies by Outlaw, or Redneck, require only sanding to fit, some others will require a gallon of resin and yards of cloth. I hope you dont have one of those, this should help you get started on your project.
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I am starting to consider the method for assembling the front end body components of my glass 34 3 window. I know this is probably the hardest part of building this rod, based on things I have read. I would appreciate any tips that anyone who has done this could give me. Tips like a sequence of assembly. Do I line up the hood and grill shell first, then the fenders?
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We as gun owners seem to pay the price for insane acts of a small percentage of criminals that perpitrate acts like the shootings that have occured of late.
I of course come down firmly on the side of the second amendment but I see how these acts fan the flames of gun control clowns all over our nation.
All of this got me thinking of the NFA of 1986. Were there events that occured that were used to enable the stupid law to go into effect? I know that the criminal acts that happened in the 30's were used for the NFA 34.