View Full Version : project: Blackout from Bit-tech (Awesome)
fillip
18th August 2005, 23:01
Ok, I dunno how many of you guys may already have seen this, but I just came across this work log on one of my infrequent visits to Bit-tech and wow. This guy has some skill. http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/eek.gif
If you have a spare 45 mins I advise you go from start to finish because the quality of some of the work is first class. It isn't complete yet but it has some excellent ideas, even if they do bear a resemblance to stuff from folks like G69T.
Anyway, here it is - Project "Blackout" by TribalOverkill (http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=96301&page=1&pp=20) (warning: Picture heavy project log)
mnpctech
18th August 2005, 23:06
Yep, been following this.
Modder after my own heart.. Does his work "off the cuff"
fillip
18th August 2005, 23:09
Modder after my own heart.. Does his work "off the cuff"
That's what impressed me so much. Whereas some people use CNC's that cost thousands, this guy is doing everything with pretty regular tools and a fiar bit of imagination; especially the way in which he fabricated the rad' boxes.
I haven't followed the projects at Bit' for a long time but this has really caught my eye. Funnily enough, it was the first project I went and looked at, I just picked one with 5 stars that I didn't recognise the name of. lol.
Good choice fill. http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/grin.gif
Starbuck3733T
18th August 2005, 23:10
I've been following it on Gruntville... he's a good guy. A hell of a lot more patient than I would be...
fivecheebs
19th August 2005, 00:41
:jaw: Brilliantly ingenious.... i love it.
Marquee
19th August 2005, 06:13
I have also beening flowing this. I was posting while he was still putting up pics. This man has good mod on his hand and hopfully modder of the month or at least mod award.
Starbuck3733T
19th August 2005, 06:42
He dumps massive amounts of time into it, he's very dedicated, and talented. He gets my :thumb: any day of the week.
zer0
19th August 2005, 07:22
wow hes awsome i mean WOW he realy shows how its possable to bend stuff with more or less normal tools that most modders should have
tribaloverkill
19th August 2005, 09:01
"fillip - If you have a spare 45 mins I advise you go from start to finish because the quality of some of the work is first class. It isn't complete yet but it has some excellent ideas, even if they do bear a resemblance to stuff from folks like G69T."
#I love G69T's work! He is amazing! I would kill to get my hands on those CNC's!!! But nothing beats making something with your own two hands:thumb:. I have some experience working in a machine shop. It was actaully a class and I was ahead of it. I was very impatient in his class. All I wanted to do was work. I didnt want to listen to his lectures, I just wanted to work. I was always there first and was always working before he got there. He would have to yank me off the machines to get my attention.
"mnpctech - Yep, been following this.
Modder after my own heart.. Does his work "off the cuff""
#Amen dude!
"fillip - That's what impressed me so much. Whereas some people use CNC's that cost thousands, this guy is doing everything with pretty regular tools and a fiar bit of imagination; especially the way in which he fabricated the rad' boxes."
#Thats the best part about it! Everything I use you can buy yourself at any hardware supplier. You can do all this. You just need to be as creative as possible. Don't settle for something,... be outrageous with your modding!
"Starbuck3733T - I've been following it on Gruntville... he's a good guy. A hell of a lot more patient than I would be..."
#This is true. I am patient with this puter and only with this puter! I have no patience! For anything! LOL. I take my time so I dont make mistakes. There are times where I can really move and still make my tolerances.
"fivecheebs - :jaw: Brilliantly ingenious.... i love it."
#I wouldnt go that far,... but ok:) Thanks.
"Marquee - I have also beening flowing this. I was posting while he was still putting up pics. This man has good mod on his hand and hopfully modder of the month or at least mod award."
#I really want to win something. I haven't really won anything in terms of a prize. I want to win some prizes! Maybe new hardware for possibly a new project! I want a certificate, plaque, or even a small trophy so I have proof. That would be really cool.
"Starbuck3733T - He dumps massive amounts of time into it, he's very dedicated, and talented. He gets my :thumb: any day of the week."
#And you get mine bro:thumb: . Totally.
"zer0 - wow hes awsome i mean WOW he realy shows how its possable to bend stuff with more or less normal tools that most modders should have"
#Again,... everything I do you can do. So what are you waiting for!
zer0
19th August 2005, 09:30
http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/jawdrop.gif:shock: oh my god hes here
anyways :welcome:
#Again,... everything I do you can do. So what are you waiting for!
i have a project lined up here soon that is if i dont end up spending all my cash fixing my computer...
i hope to see you around more great modder you are http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/thumb.gif
ỒĊBłůē
19th August 2005, 09:33
W00t! The man himself - welcome to WizD (http://www.wizdforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2185) :welcome:
Sweet project you got going on there dude, nice work all round.
Wouldn't mind seeing it copied over onto here sometime?
fivecheebs
19th August 2005, 10:40
Welcome to WizD tribaloverkill :wave: Why not come and Introduce yourself (http://www.wizdforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2185&goto=lastpost).
The way you use the tools you have avaliable to your advantage is ingenious (i have only read the first few pages so far). Its so easy to overlook a design idea because you dont think you have the tools to pull it off successfully. Your log reminds us to think "out of the box" so to speak, You deserve the praise :thumb:
I'm sure i wouldnt be the only one to enjoy seeing your work progeress here, but i understand how time consuming copying a worklog can be, so all i ask is that you post it in our Gallery when your done :cool:
:duh: how did i miss OC's post there! sorry man
ỒĊBłůē
19th August 2005, 10:51
NP - LOL :lol:
Leeum
19th August 2005, 12:09
Welcome to the forums tribaloverkill ^_^ I sent him a PM on Bit-Tech linking to this thread to show some people admiring his work, look forward to seeing the log over here dude!
fivecheebs
19th August 2005, 12:12
Good job Leeum :thumb:
fillip
19th August 2005, 13:21
Well, I was gonna suggest we invite him over here, but it seems someone already did! http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/grin.gif
Welcome sir, good to have to with us.
Pug
19th August 2005, 14:31
Welcome to... oh, beaten again, never mind.
Cheers for stoppin' by. :toast:
To add to the above +ve comments, I loved the SpongeBob pic humour too. :spitz: :thumb:
and these (http://images.gruntville.com/casegallery/albums/tribaloverkill/DSC02394.sized.jpg) are ingenious. :applaud:
Heh, same digicam (http://images.gruntville.com/casegallery/albums/tribaloverkill/DSC02568_004.sized.jpg) as me too, looks like.
Starbuck3733T
19th August 2005, 14:46
Oh good, the welcome wagon has already appeared. Come back more often!
scopEDog
19th August 2005, 15:41
Welcome to the forums tribal! Brilliant work, definitely love all that metal bro. Keep up the great work :thumb:
dutchcedar
19th August 2005, 16:10
Cool stuff so far... ya even have the dial-up guy watching... :thumb:
Hmmmm... a double pumper... :wiz:
tribaloverkill
19th August 2005, 18:20
http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/jawdrop.gif:shock: oh my god hes here
anyways :welcome:
i have a project lined up here soon that is if i dont end up spending all my cash fixing my computer...
i hope to see you around more great modder you are http://wizdforums.co.uk/images/smilies/thumb.gif
I am going copy my log to this forum so you should see me here pretty much everyday. I will do that tonight though. I'm in the middle of working on the puter. Thanks guyz! peace!
tribaloverkill
19th August 2005, 18:27
WOW,... I totally missed page 2 here! Thanks guyz! I do plan on moving my log here so you guyz can leave your input and suggestions. I do ask for opinions alot and it sure does look like there are alot of opinions here! I am going ot go back to work now. I want these inner shields polished and mounted by the end of the day. Actually I know I'll have those done,... what I really want is to start working on the UV green accents:dremel:.
Knipex
19th August 2005, 20:27
Welcome mate.
Love the work so far..
InigoMontoya27
19th August 2005, 22:35
Wow, great work on that, I wish I had a nice workspace to work on my computer in, and the tools, oh yeah and the time. Since I've become a family man all my modding is 30 minutes here, 10 minutes there. I think you spent more time on that radiator assembly than I've spent on my whole computer! Great work and welcome to the site!
MAD
20th August 2005, 11:06
yea ive been following this mod since he posted on bittech, one word "awesome"
Darv
20th August 2005, 11:50
Just read through the whole log. Amazing, never laughed so much in a project log and there's some great modding in there.
Keep it up! :wiz:
Nexxo
20th August 2005, 14:44
Wow. :blink: How did I miss that one?
Great work! I thought I could get creative with aluminium, but that is awesome!
tribaloverkill
30th August 2005, 01:48
Opps,... posted my update here instead of my log. Somehow this was in my favorites instead of my log. Oh well.
Starbuck3733T
30th August 2005, 02:26
Since the log is now here:
http://www.wizdforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2429
Ya'll can comment in that instead of in here. Locking thread.
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