ali rough rider parts
i have finally finished some of my rough rider cages and bumpers. it is quite a long process, but i am really pleased with the results!!
Here is quick description of how they came into the world!
1, make the original form. i did this using 4 and 6mm diameter acrylic rod, bent using a combination of heat and jigs, glued together with solvents, and 3mm perpex sheet for the mounting plate.
2. make 2 part molds of these using silicone rubber
3, make wax versions of the originals with the mold.
4' 'invest' the waxes in a type of plaster casing, adding runners and risers for the metal to eventually run around.machine off excess bits,
5, put the investments into a kiln for 5 days so that the wax is vaporized out of the plaster leaving a negative space
6, put baked investments into a big pit of sand, pour in molten aluminium, and allow to cool
7, chop away investment to reveal your sexy bits of metal
8, machine off excess bits, fettle, file, smooth, drill, polish and go ooooh!
i hope that is clearish!
If you liked those pictures, you should see these...
new shiny bits at last!
Comments
OCD
Remarkable work!!
giantobo
giantobo
Great job !!! when start the sale ??
amigamad
These look amazing quality work .
mighty peesh
probably have some ready in a few weeks, but will post when ready.
Trexx75
WoW,great job !
jeffy
Or these going on sale then they look really good
ducatikid
Brilliant!! Would love a rear cage if your making any more?
ducatikid
Brilliant!! Would love a rear cage if your making any more?
CUSTOM TAM
Wonderfull job !, congratulations !!
Regards
Blackbobba
Wow, very impressing - that's real craftsmen work! Great job, hats off!
Road Burner
Awesome bumper!
Jez Thain
awesome job man! turned out some beautiful pieces there, look fantastic on the car
twisty
Fantastic!!!!!
Lawnshedguy
This is simply amazing, I find it hard to believe that no one else has commented!!??
Did you sell the extras that you made?
If there's any left I'm definately interested....Very nice work.
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