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second pass by weaving, 6013 3.2mm

scrap? not again hehe

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I was looking at the weld beads made by the Creston AC Welder on your ads. Those beads looks finer and more consistent than those made by the Riland DC Welder. Am I missing something here or it's just that you have mastered the learning curve of the AC Creston already and the Riland is still in progress.

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hahaha im still in the learning process and "getting to know each other" with Riland. at first used with Riland, i may say that time that i still like my Creston AC Welder hehehe "first love never dies" hahaha (what other related song title to add? 😀 ). thanks

I was looking at the weld beads made by the Creston AC Welder on your ads. Those beads looks finer and more consistent than those made by the Riland DC Welder. Am I missing something here or it's just that you have mastered the learning curve of the AC Creston already and the Riland is still in progress.

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hahaha im still in the learning process and "getting to know each other" with Riland. at first used with Riland, i may say that time that i still like my Creston AC Welder hehehe "first love never dies" hahaha (what other related song title to add? 😀 ). thanks

Hehehhehehehe 😎

The First Arc is the Deepest .......

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test fit:

no need to put set screw as lock in the rotating arm since i tested the speaker on the bracket in full volume with no movement (no vibration) (full volume with the cord unplugged) 😀 hahaha joke

spray painting to follow 🙂

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sometimes the vibration can cause unwanted noise for this speaker installation coming from the rattling and vibration of the shelf arm assembly.

i remember before i hung my speakers using a 2mm diameter nylon twine on four corners attached to the ceiling...as if the speakers were floating on air..during that time too, there was a fad to "float" floor standing speakers using pointed pin feet (i forgot how their name).

but was scared the nylons might break loose i discarded the idea almost immediately.

i think the heavy metal swinging bracket is an overkill for these minicomponent type speakers installation.

well..in DIY, there is no such thing as an overkill..but just making everything is sure.
😉

PS

just paint them flat black boy.

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FWIW, i think black enamel would look good on it too . (I used boysen to replace the japanning in my #4 plane before.) It has a bit of gloss, and black just doesn't draw too much attention to itself. Subdued and tends to blend into the background nicely.

So what's your next project? =).

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@doc, owyn,
thanks

mismo 😀 hehehe

well..in DIY, there is no such thing as an overkill..but just making everything is sure.
😉

im planning to paint it with anzahl black since i have still half pint of it 🙂

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primered:

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anzahl pa ah!

ako baka max meyer....:p

tindi mo oz!

did somebody spray painted the brackets for you? you never mentioned wizard ka din yata sa spray painting.hmmmmmmm

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@doc,
max meyer? pang local paint lang ako hahaha

no, im just a newbie in spray painting hehe
i bought vespa 1/2hp, spray gun, 3m buffing pads etc etc just to experience automotive spray painting - DIY hehe

this is the outcome and not bad for first timer like me hehe
the pictures below were captured after a week of painting. painted last year - holy week

my "ARTURO" spray gun 😮

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sir ossie, motor mo ba yan? Congrats sa mga wips mo, truly a DIY guy

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@rosy,
scooter sir. pag wala kang pambayad, bagsak mo talaga DIY 😮 hahahaha

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my paint mixing glass 😮

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Pink 5!!!

base coat: