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    Quote Originally Posted by banditrider View Post
    Sounds exciting - what's it all mean? I'm a geek so I must need a couple of those...

    Can't wait to see it when it's all finished (will it ever be?).
    Means you got everything you need, and no horrid bar or tank mounts! also forgot to mention the RFID reader instead of a key, sew the RFID button into a glove, and good to go!

    Yeh there is only a few bits to go after the headlight/screen, seat will get a gel pad and reshape, footpegs will get moved into a better place. Various parts be powder coated and painted, then it'll be on to the next build May be a suspension upgrade in there somewhere if funds permit too.
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    Almost time to sort out some headlight fluid What's a good lubricant for steel/aluminium slides in open air environment? I'm thinking teflon chain lube, mainly cos it doesn't pick up dust like a grease or oil would. Got the little DC gear motors to drive it all, them little fuckers got some torque, going to have to under-volt them so they don't wreck shit.
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    some pretty good work going on in here!! nice job!

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    bit of progress....



    bit of a setback as they mothballed the vacuum former i was going to use to sort the plastics out with, some people have got decent results with a vacuum cleaner and oven to head the plastic though, so hopefully I can sort it that way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    Yeah! Now that is what the fuck I am talking about! (said in best Russian accent).
    Lol at FPSRussia quote there!

    +1

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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    bit of progress....
    Can't wait to see that on a FNR!

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    Big effort Bogan....looks like you are having fun and putting your creative juices to work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    bit of progress....



    bit of a setback as they mothballed the vacuum former i was going to use to sort the plastics out with, some people have got decent results with a vacuum cleaner and oven to head the plastic though, so hopefully I can sort it that way.
    Big ups to spending more time in the shed than me dude..................

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    Quote Originally Posted by banditrider View Post
    Can't wait to see that on a FNR!
    yeh me too, my light was a bit lacking last week, good thing there was some others in front to show light the way

    Quote Originally Posted by codgyoleracer View Post
    Big ups to spending more time in the shed than me dude..................
    And stoked to have a 'shed' (in the extended sense) of such quality!



    Got this engraving stuff which may interest you fullas too.
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    Cooler than penguin piss!

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    Headlight's looking wicked dude, will have to get a look at that when I'm around next!
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    What's a good lubricant for steel/aluminium slides in open air environment?.
    Graphite?.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackdog View Post
    Graphite?.
    Won't that just get washed out with any rain that comes through?
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    We used to use graphite grease for window regulators and door hinges on vintage toys, worked well. Not sure about weather resistance though.
    What about vaseline?
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Anything will washout over time. So it might just be a case of putting some sort of "rain shield" around the affected areas so the grease doesn't wash out.
    Or use rubber/plastic bushings, collets etc
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