[Travis Burrell]

HOLY SHIT this build looks incredible!!!! Im saving this to read through the entire process later. From the photos and progress I did see, just....WOW!!!

[jason407]

I know I'm late to the game here...but this is awesome!

[tommyb345]

Thanks again Jason for the grips, gunbox, heatsync and all your help!

[Travis Burrell]

Home Depot:)

Thanks. I tried there actually. Maybe I'll try Lowe's.

At least I know it's an easier find than I was making it out to be.

I cant remember right now where in Home Depot the Copper Elbows are but I saw them over by where they sell the pressure washers and such at Lowes. Im going to be building my reboot pack soon and I have been looking everywhere to get ideas as to what parts im going to use to build what. I will be using this page as one of my main references.

Thank you so much for all the research you put into this and I will use this source and others to build mine soon!

[CPU64]

All copper fittings are in the plumbing isle at HD

[Eamoniscool]

This is an amazing build and thank you for sharing it. If you don't mind me asking, how heavy is the pack and is it fragile?

[tommyb345]

About 55lbs and built like a rock

[CPU64]

55? Wow! Never would've guessed it!

[Eamoniscool]

That is amazing about the weight. I also was reviewing the 3D printer files and it mentioned fragility on some parts so thank you for clarifying.

[jeffhucik]

Tommy,
I'm sorry if I missed it somewhere in here but what did you use for the mounting plate? did you have that made as well?

[tommyb345]

Mounting plate? The mobo?

[jeffhucik]

Mounting plate? The mobo?

yes, sorry.
Jeff

[tommyb345]

Got it from spongeface/doug Keithley. He still sells them on eBay I believe

[tommyb345]

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[jeffhucik]

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thanks so much! Also does your fabricator take commissions to build the wand shafts?

[tommyb345]

Sorry he doesn’t. It was kinda a one time thing for him. Pricey too!

[jeffhucik]

Sorry he doesn’t. It was kinda a one time thing for him. Pricey too!

ahh. I get it. that's cool. pricing doesn't scare me! I understand you have to pay to play lol.

[Abby Shan-anigans]

Hi Y'all!
I am resurrecting this thread because I really wanna finish my baby... I began my ATC pack build in 2017, with so much great info from this site. But my spine problems and health issues got the better of me for a few years there, so I could not physically work on it anymore. Could barely focus on anything due to pain, meds. fatigue, etc.
But anyway, I have jumped back in, determined to finish this build.
The ONLY thing I have left that I cannot do on my own-- ELECTRONICS.
I have my red lighting in the cage all set. My gun box is all set and I cannibalized a proton gun toy for the sounds for my wand.
The only thing I am stumped on-- How do I power and program all these silly digital numbers I have all over the place?? LOL
I'd be so grateful if someone could pop on here and explain it to me like I am 5 years old!!!
TIA

[tommyb345]

Doug Keithley/sponge face/Ghostlab42 made a excellent set of displays way back when. That’s what I am using in mine, but he has long since made any more of them. Your best bet would be to ask Doug for his advice.

[pda4ever]

I love that people are still making these packs. I thought the design was pretty awesome. The thrower was a LITTLE on the large side, but it looks great!