Not yet. Getting closer.

Still building the guitar Im fitting it too.

Ebay. I just checked the store and there's none there. Also did a general search and cant find any.

@@spidey4funNo worries i found some thanks for looking for me though!

These cheap Aliexpress pickups didnt have the DC resistance or inductance I wanted, so I made my own. This required some donor parts. I think you must have missed that point.

@@spidey4fun nah just did not bother watching your video😀

@@buzzedalldrink9131 😄 Fair enough.. they're pretty boring.

@@spidey4fun sorry about the sarcastic comment and not watching. I do understand, winding your own pickups and I’ve done that too. sometimes if it’s a particular pickup like this, I would just buy it to make sure I get the sound I want.

@@buzzedalldrink9131 I originally considered buying a set but original Burns Tri-Sonic pick-ups matching specs close to Brian Mays would be nearly impossible to find and the cost would be off the charts. The currnet licensed set makes no mention of each pick-ups specs and are probably bobbin wound. There's plenty of back-yard makers doing "air wound " coils but getting the correct top case engraving is again a problem as they arent licenced to make them. Also, the wide spread of readings I've measured on DC resistance and inductance of other back-yard makers wasnt real pleasing. So I came to conclusion I'd just make them myself. I like making stuff, so doing the research and developing the process was fun.. life should have more fun.

I just fitted the new exhaust, changed the air filter and up jetted the carb. It's probably the fastest it's ever been. Still more improvements to come. :)

Thanks for the sub. Looks like we have similar interests.

Yep. Made it so I wouldn't have to pay for metal cutting on the next Batpod. Bit of a learning curve to get it running nicely but was an enjoyable project 😁

Still building the guitar. Cant say yet.

Have you fitted the bridge yet? Considering fitting one to my Steinberger Spirit. I'd like to know how you find it. 👍

I fitted the Guyker headless non trem and it's been great. The headless parts work well

Selleys All Plastics

21.29mm

Not sure. I use a Selleys All plastics glue.

They wont spin with the coil around them.

It pretty easy mechanically to fit. MIne is 100:1. Just fit it and adjust the steps in your setup . This video shows how mine is fitted. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn3KfYmPpLeop7s

Yes. It's my design. I can swap out my spindle for the plasma torch.

It's actually just the usual 3 axis x and y code with fixed z axis code at the start and finish of each cut. I set up a new profile in Mach3 with the rotary A -axis and the X - axis swapped. This allows me to jog the X axis over the pipe still. The G540 controller is 2000 steps per revolution. I have a 100:1 harmonic drive in the mix also. 2000 x 100 / 359.084 ( which is the circumference of the 114.3mm diameter pipe) gives 556.9727 steps/mm. This is set as the profile for a 114.3 pipe. In CAD I simply un-roll the pipe to a flat surface and create the code. The x axis controls the rotation of the pipe. I have a profile for each size pipe I cut to make sure the steps/mm is correct. Hope that makes sense.

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Would you consider sending me those files?

It was a fun project ... enjoy your build.

www.axesrus.co.uk/BurnsPUPParts-s/2615.htm The covers, base plates and magnets are nice. The plastic top plate isnt the look I was after.

Thanks, textured thin rubber is better.

100% better. I have to say I watched your video on Tri-sonics at least 5 times before attempting this. So thanks for taking the time explain your process. @@richarddadd8432

I had this one at 70kph. But it was limited by the battery pack size. Next one I make should go faster... not that it's needed. At 70kph the ground is moving pretty fast below you.

The motor is inside the rear wheel. 10kw electric hub motor.

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Thanks.

Thanks Rob.

dont tell anyone.... but he had a professional stunt bike rider... :)

​@@spidey4funDamn, he so fake!!

@@TheKnightsShield lol.

How’s it powered Brad ? Electric?

@@ClassicRockSolo Hey Scott, Electric yes, Rear hub motor. 10Kw motor.

Thanks for your kind words.

Thanks Arran.

Yes

The fabric is lycra and the webs and spider are urethane.

Urethane. Its cast in a mold.

This guy has the script on his site. www.youtube.com/@sunny5rising/videos

Yeah. I have 100/1 planetary gear box.

I cant recall. think I made it. My current screen is different again. I've since added pierce height and pause time to allow for different thicknesses of metal. Go here www.machsupport.com/downloads-updates/screensets/ and download the screen4 program to make your own screens.

@@spidey4fun Thank you for your time.Happy new year

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No. Just the EMP.

It was written with modified milling cam software. I had to write a few macros and insert that g-code into the start and finish procedures for the touch off probe, initial cutting height control before the THC kicks in, pause period to allow the initial cut through and I removed all the z-axis commands in the setting so no z-axis g-code is generated.

thank you

I dont use 4th axis rotary cutting. I produce a flat cut but swap the x-axis to the rotary axis. Each pipe needs it's own profile to make sure the steps per MM match pipe diameter

@@spidey4fun Thank you very much