Hello, I used a Bit in my Case that was made for Metal. They are sold anywhere. It wasn't that tuff to go through. Just wear eye protection. As you are drilling Metal. And could get shavings in the eye. Fairly straight forward.

I just Tighten the Cstand Gobo head Knuckle to The handle of the Vice Grip, I could have Welded a Baby pin But Didn't need to as I'm only Holding Bead boards with it and the Knuckle is Steong enough.

@@StoneFistedPropsgotcha - I’m probably going to do the same thing

I Have always used 3mm for my Personal Builds But some I have worked on and seen Benifit from 6mm, However it is A Bit Harder to work with. But it is Far more Durable then 3mm. I Have Recently switch to 3D Ptinted Atmor, and Hope to be able to Record some New Content this year as I'm in a New space that's a Bit more limited to Build in. Thank you for Viewing and I hope that the Video gave you something.

@@StoneFistedProps hey, yes it was great info, thanks for sharing will like n sub👍

Thank you I have been told, Nothing really I can do about it Really. Didn't realize at the Time of Making it.

Basic Flat File you can get at any Hardware store or A set at Harbor Freight

is it what is known as a bastard file?@@StoneFistedProps

seriously. DUPED!

Anytime Glad the series continues to help. I have plans to make some updated content, Just super swamped atm

Glad People are still finding Little gems in these

No You just need to create a free forum profile and you can DL the templates

@@StoneFistedProps oh, ok Thank you. I didnt expect a fast reply.

@@blossomwolf2188 I try and get replies out as fast as i can to get the Most recent info posted. Thank you for watching. and please Like and subscribe if you haven't, already as I am going to be Shooting some new Updated videos following my New Build Journey on a Post Imperial Mandalorian

Thank you Yes I have invested in better Audio gear, Just havnt had time to Put New Content out as of yet. Do have alot in tge works just super busy atm. But thank you for taking the time to View the Video.

Still Holding up well, I don't actually have any BTS of the cart on set But I have used it on several Projects. I have also added and upgraded it a Bit, Have added A bottom shelf that took care of the Slight wobble, as well as I have added a few other attachments. I will try and do a follow up Video on the Cart when I get some free time.

Thank for viewing. I purchase my sheets a A Local Plastics manufacture Near me in NJ, at four Feet by 8 Foot sheets of 3mm. For Ruffly $30 US. You can Purchase sintra Via Amazon (I should have a Link in the description) as well I know many who do I believe they sell them in 24x24" sheets and the Prices Varry. I Have also heard that Home Depot here in the US also carries Sintra, I beleive they Have it as PVC sheets listed but you would have to check. Also you can check any local sign shops, They use it for signage, and may have sheets of scrap large enough for you that they would most likely throw away. They could either sell it to you cheap, or may just give you some if you explai. What you are using it for. Again Than you for Viewing, And if you found Value in the Tutorial please Hit the Like and Subscribe Button as well as the Notification bell it helps me out and I appreciate you. Check back in and let me know how it goes.

3mm Sintra

I Am so joyous that I was able to help in some small way. I have been trying to make newer videos with all the new fantastic techniques I have acquired. But Life keeps getting in the way. Hoping 2022 is the year. Would love to see what you have done. Also please hit the subscribe button if you havnt already. If your on the MMCC forums look me up Valo Tonar

@@StoneFistedProps I’m Nika on the forums. I’m so close to finishing the last couple of things to apply. I haven’t updated my WIP on the forums yet. I’ll have to upload my progress there when I wore it to my first convention since it’s pretty much wearable And it happens I understand life gets in the way.

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So Glad that you found some Value, I hope to Be adding more up to date Videos After the Hollidays. If you hav'nt already be sure to Subscribe and Hit the Notifications Bell so you'll know when they go up.

I use 3mm and sometimes 6mm. But My armor is predominantly 3mm

Yes, You could Also Wetsand with 1000 grit. To get it smooth.

@@StoneFistedProps Thank you! If I can find 1000 grit or around 600 locally I will try that

No A Blow dryer will not get Hot enough to Give you Consistancy. Get a Cheap 14.00 heat gun from Harbor Freight and Use there 20% off coupon

Wow! 3yrs and no answer. It appears to be 3mm, by the ease to cut and heat shape. I'm working on my MMCC approved armor and looking for ideas, tips, things I haven't seen, etc.

Rhank you I may Actually Redub the Audio, as Its been a Thorn in side.

@@StoneFistedProps wow you really do communicate... You're awesome! Literally just finished your part two as you replied to me While I have your attention, do you know of any box stores I can buy sintra/closed cell pvc foam board from? I know you can get it online, but I hate ordering online for craft projects Either way, thanks for the well made videos! You're amazing my dude

@@davidlane1248 I Try my Bestbto keep up with Comemting and Offering as much help as I can. I'm working on some new Videos and Have new Gear and New Audio setup. Just Havn't had a chance to record them. With some Life and family issues. But I'm here. Thank you for Viewing and I hope you get something from them.

@@davidlane1248 also in reply to you're question. I have seen Sintra at Both Lowes and Home depot. You can check youre equivalent of those both near you. Also try a local sign shop as well.

@@StoneFistedProps duly noted! Thanks for the tips my dude

3mm is what I use in the Video

Thanks for the visit

Thank you for the kind words I'm Humbled by how many people still find Value in my Tutorials, 2020 has been ruff for me and I had a Bunch of videos planned. however its taking far longer then I expected to get them out to you all. Hoping to have one up special for before the Holiday.

Thank you for watching, hope you found some value. Would love to see what you come up with when your done

For the Base I used Rattlecan Krylon Primer, and I sealed the Armor with a Krylon Clear coat in Satin Finnish

It goes without saying Research into what your final design will be, next important step is getting the correct size templates for your body shape and size is crucial. Paper is cheaper then plastic so skipping this step will cost you later if you don't properly size your Armor templates. Also joining the Mandalorianmercs.org forums can be an invaluable tool in seeing the thousands of available options taht may spark your creativity. And of course watching all my Videos lol and subscribing and hitting that notify bell would be another great start. :-)

Sorry for the late responce I used the Wizard of flights Template file 5.9 on the Mercs forums. Hope that helps

And thank you for the kind words. Hope you found value. Be sure to subscribe as I have a Tutorial coming up dealing with templates and there sizing.

Barge contact cement. Apply a Thin even layer to bothe sides let stand (dry) for a couple minutes then press both surfaces together

That's awesome, Justbtake you're time. The more you work with it the easier it becomes and you can see more and more Possibilities.

Had a Bad Mic, But thank you for watching. Hope you were able to take something positive away from the Video

Thank you Sooo much for the Kind Words. I'm Humbled by the fact that I can continue to Pass on the knowledge I have gained. I have sooo many new Videos planned and some PDF full walk through in the works on some Brand new Additions I'm making to my armor. Questions I love em. 1. I buy my sheets locally in 4'x8' sheets of 3mm However you may not be able to source them at that size depending on were you are. ( you could reach out bgg to local sign shops and see what bv they have. ) As far as Attachment methods, I use a Combination of Industrial sticky back velcro and Industrial size sew on Velcro. Heres a Link to what I use: amzn.to/32j55e0 And here is some Sintra:amzn.to/3bKj1Rz Again Thank you for the Words the Follows and the Likes. Also Hit me up on FB I would love to see you're Progress.

@@StoneFistedProps I absolutely will my brother! Thank you SO MUCH for the info. It's those little details that have really helped me out. I think I speak for a lot of folks out there (just reading the comments) that you are on to something special, my man. Keep on it - it is INSPIRING! Your hustle n love are evident in your craft. Keep on it, be well and safe out there, and we'll chat again soon. I appreciate ya! 🙂👍😌

Thicker is more durable as in 6mm, but its a bit tougher to cut and requires a bit more heat to shape. you can also layer 3mm Sintra to create some cool effects and looks.

Sorry for the late response, I pick up my sintra locally, about a half hour drive from my house. however this is the Sintra I use: amzn.to/35lZWUs Hope this helps