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Old 03-09-2006, 06:22 PM
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Here's something we whittled out of billet aluminum for a friend of ours.
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Old 03-09-2006, 06:27 PM
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Cool! Is that the upper radiator mount?
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That's a really nice piece Steve. Is that for a radiator cowl or somewhere else?

Hey also, is that some kind of new toilet underneath the sheet with the vice-grips flush handle that you are machining out of billet aluminum for yourself ?
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Very nice. I wish I had friends like you close to my house. Then again my wallet wouldn't.

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Cool! Is that the upper radiator mount?
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That's a really nice piece Steve. Is that for a radiator cowl or somewhere else?
That's what it is. It's a 69 Chevelle. He's also getting (sit down before proceeding) a billet heater core cover!!! Imagine that block of aluminum. Also billet SS454 (since there was no such thing in 69) emblems and some more gewgaws. I need to take pix of the shifter stick. It came out real cool.

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Hey also, is that some kind of new toilet underneath the sheet with the vice-grips flush handle that you are machining out of billet aluminum for yourself ?
That's my photo studio. I had more than one tantrum trying to shoot a highly polished fluted 3 foot wide part without any background showing up in the reflection.
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That's my photo studio. I had more than one tantrum trying to shoot a highly polished fluted 3 foot wide part without any background showing up in the reflection.
Exactly! I have an extremely hard time shooting the Marquez Design billet parts for that very reason!
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Behind that chair is a curved sheet rock wall. Behind me are two rows of ordinary Home Depot track lights on slider racks. Then I shoot without a flash and with big exposure time (1/4 or 1/2 sec) on a tripod. But the reflections! I just keep pulling back and tweaking the angle of the part. But sometimes no matter how hard I try, I find myself launching the camera into another dimension.

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Very nice .

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