The weather has slowed my progress a little bit, I had hoped to be finished by now. Not being able to work outside, I decided to make the best of it. New dock line was on my list of items to replace and my son(Aaron) recently gave me a reel of 3/8 three strand rope. Instead of buying dock line, I figured out how to splice rope and made my own. The top is an eye splice, the middle is a back splice and the bottom is the rope ...
I was able to get a little more done today. My first project of the day was sheet metal - grinding, sanding, taping, primer and paint. Here are a before and after: Here are images of the re-wired console and wiring harness I made: As my day workday ...
I'm doing it again, a re-deux of the Hooptie Deux. Last year I added a third tube to allow increased payloads and improve handling. In addition to the tube upgrade I completely change the seating configuration and increased the fence height. The new seating configuration added storage and the new fences improved safety. Unfortunately the seats where in cosmetically poor shape when I installed them. That's because they where the only seats I could find in the configuration I needed ...
There's nothing new, it's all been done. Right? This is something I haven't seen before and wanted to share. Driven by my need to create and more conventional Brown Pelican images than one person should have. I decided to "get stupid". Nikon D700 Sigma 300-800mm @ 800mm ISO 400, 1/60, F29 The thought process: Backlighting for drama- expose at 1 stop over the exposure value for the same front lit subject. F29 - to give the water ...
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Updated 02-22-2011 at 01:55 AM by James Shadle