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#13830

Depends on the brand. Some of the ones I tried don’t, particularly if they’re thicker, but others will stick to literally everything by static alone.

I use this, and it’s great stuff. It’s cheap and a roll lasts for like 5 years.

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#13831

I mean they won’t stick to epoxy or silicone et cetera.

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#13832

Bruh your enclosure is so big you’ll need bigger wheels to lift it up off the ground.

#13833

Gotta get those 350mm pneumies

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#13834

@glyphiks ahhh this is such a smart use of those fishpaper scraps

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#13835

I love this look - reminds me off skyline r34 taillights.

Too bad they’re all going to be out of sync when you actually use them as brake lights :sweat_smile:

They’re not precise enough to match trigger points

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#13836

I really like this look too, I thought having one on each side on mine was cool, but this is even better

#13837

Thanks guys!
I saw this on another board and loved it so much I just had to copy it.
The R34 definitely was an idol though.

I have to see, maybe I’ll just say fuck it and just use them as lights without the brake function.
I think I will have to fit a camera to see how much they’re out of whack when braking, they’re still cheap chinese lights after all :sweat_smile:

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#13838

now someone 3d print a shell and stick it on :joy:

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#13839

I have a dream of making a shell of the ghost busters car to put over an esk8… and then dressing up as the marshmallow man to ride it… halloween dreams

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#13840

that’s gonna be hot af

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#13841

Shouldnt you dress up as Bill Murray and have someone else dress up as the mashmallow man?

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#13842

I figure a giant ghostbuster on top of a scale car wouldn’t look as true to life as the marshmallow man… and who doesn’t love the marshmallow man!?

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#13843

i’ve been one for years!

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#13844

Needs moar silicone jacket?

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#13845

Lol needs more attention to detail. I’m not convinced this is a viable method for my needs. It was a fun experiment tho, and the part will be usable, so it’s a win

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#13846

Can you finish the part well and make fibreglass moulds from it?

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#13847

I could but i wouldn’t want to. By the time the part is finished well, it’s ready to use! And i only need one!

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#13848

I think if you had split the inner mold too, this would have been easier. :thinking:

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#13849

Possibly. If the inner mold was split, it’d probably need to be split on a decent angle.

My biggest issues here were too many areas with zero draft, and lazy surface preparation

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