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mnpctech
16th May 2004, 18:53
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ9b.jpg

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/may22noseWb.jpg

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ9c.jpg

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ9d.jpg

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ9e.jpg

Honeycomb Grill from mnpctech.com (http://www.mnpctech.com/HCGrills.htmlurl)
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ9f.jpg


Highlights from creation of The Deuce

Chyang Fun CF-2099

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/CF2099.jpg

Punching rear 80 - 92mm
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/92Punch.jpg


Punching 120mm AGP
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/120sidePunch.jpg

Clean cut
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/120sidePunch2.jpg

Hand punch fan mounting holes
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/92Roper.jpg

Finish hole with u-channel molding (http://www.mnpctech.com/UChannel.html) and fan grommets (http://www.mnpctech.com/Grommet.html)
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/120sidePunch2g.jpg


Bezel B4
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/bezelB4.jpg

Bezel AFTER HOLESAW :D

Front 120mm hole needs to be finished with 3-7/8" Port Tube shown here (http://www.mnpctech.com/FanDuct.html)
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/bezelB42.jpg



Flame layout
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/AGPpanelwb.jpg



http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/aMHQ/MHQflameleft.jpg

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/aMHQ/MHQflameright.jpg

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/aMHQ/MHQflamestop.jpg
Darv
16th May 2004, 19:19
Those flames are psyhcadelic - very cool indeed!
mopery
16th May 2004, 21:15
Awesome is that real pin stripping? It looks great!
mopery
16th May 2004, 21:17
Please update your site :rant: I check it everyday and no updates :huh: .

No matter how fast you work its never going to be enough. Keep up the great work!
dutchcedar
16th May 2004, 21:36
You got style... ;)

Deuce... yep, those flames would be at home on a '32 highboy.
mnpctech
16th May 2004, 22:19
No time for site updates. Yep, thats real striping

Dutch, you nailed it ;)
Starbuck3733T
17th May 2004, 06:07
One of these days you need to do a case w\ realistic flames. I think they are quite possibly the baddest ass looking things ever, but that's just me :)

These look great, the symetry is pretty impressive!
SoulsEnd
20th May 2004, 04:19
Holy moly...that looks absolutely pimp. Great work mate!!!!!!
mnpctech
20th May 2004, 16:29
damn straight ^ :cool:
Pug
21st May 2004, 15:37
Love it. :cool:

Is that powder-coating on the chassis again? Looks almost anodised in that shot.


Hey SoulsEnd. B)
Welcome to WizD, buddy. :)

*Pug heads to admin panel...*
toby
24th May 2004, 11:12
great paint job:o
mnpctech
24th May 2004, 13:21
Yes Pug. Its Lollipop Blue powdercoat. Its a candy like clear over Silver metallic. Real purrty.
mnpctech
24th May 2004, 20:17
Bezel primed and ready for paint.
Any Scratchs were filled with red spot putty

Outter lip of 120mm hole is from this Fan duct (http://www.mnpctech.com/FanDuct.htmlurl)

http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ5.jpg

Metallic Blue w/ clearcoat (wetsanded, buffed w/ 3M rubbing compound. Waxed with Collinite Insulator wax)
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ6.5.jpg

Chrome plated LED holders
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ9.jpg

PWR / HD LEDS
http://prudhoe.codeword.com/mnpctech/1DUECE/MHQ6.5a.jpg
mopery
24th May 2004, 20:49
Wow is that nice!
Starbuck3733T
24th May 2004, 21:44
I suspect its just me, but I really don't like chrome LED holders. Messes up otherwise clean lines. No insults intended though, its still top work.

I plan on drilling 1/2 way through my acrilic front plate and using fiber optic cable for my indicator lights. smooth surface, very little to no hint that the indicator is even there until it turns on.
Greeny
25th May 2004, 12:12
Superb work once again.

Really want one of those hole punchers any chance of some dimensions and it's generic name so I can spend a few hours of futility trying to find one in the UK? I looked up the manufacturer you mentioned before, but was unsure what tool you were using. I think it's for punching holes for pipes isn't it?
Pug
26th May 2004, 16:21
Superb work once again.

Really want one of those hole punchers any chance of some dimensions and it's generic name so I can spend a few hours of futility trying to find one in the UK? I looked up the manufacturer you mentioned before, but was unsure what tool you were using. I think it's for punching holes for pipes isn't it?
I used something similar years ago when making a custom dashboard for a mini... the old boy who lent it to me termed it a "tank-cutter" if that helps.

@mnpctech - Yum. :cool:
Greeny
26th May 2004, 16:52
Cheers Pug, have heard of those before. I'll have a browse around.

/Edit: Nope, don't think it's a tank cutter, doesn't look like any of those I've seen.
Greeny
26th May 2004, 17:01
It's a sheet metal punch. Now to find one big enough.:wacko:
fillip
26th May 2004, 17:05
the old boy who lent it to me termed it a "tank-cutter"
Personally, i'd be rather reluctant to take on a Panzer w/ one of these

:p
mrplow
9th August 2004, 03:05
mnpc, I've been meaning to ask for a while... what do you use for those cones on the fan rotors?
mnpctech
9th August 2004, 04:10
R/C prop spinners. You can get them from local Hobby shop

I get mine from http://www.carlgoldbergproducts.com

Does this mean youre actually doing some modding? ;)

FYI: The Deuce was shipped to it's new owner 2 days ago. Hes one lucky SOB!