Overcame an obstacle today, one I've been holding off on for to long. I cut the hole for the powercell [emoji4]
Thankfully I got some feedback telling me the outline I've made for the hole was to big and it sure was. Don't understand that I didn't see that myself.
Measured the size of the LEDs and made a new line to cut
Got my Dremel out and got to it
Cut the sides and then I used a thin wedge to cut out the middle.
Test fitting with batteries
Here it's inside the shell
Drilled the hole for the wires in the trigger box and gun body
Used a 5mm drill bit...
...and that was just the right size.
Could easily fit both wires into the hole
Used the post-it method to drill matching holes on both the trigger box and gun body
Last work today was drilling holes and making treads for the screws for the injector tubes
Drilled 6mm holes for the screws
(Made some adjustments on placement, before I was satisfied)
Made treads for the screws...
Fit like it was supposed to and I gave the parts a coat of primer
Now I'm waiting for the chrome to dry (that means that all parts is painted and soon shell-ready).
A little unsure as to whether or not I should paint the shell before I attach it to the motherboard and the motherboard to the ALICE frame...
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