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, 9 years agoCreated page with "=='''Day 5'' '''''New!'''''== Date: 5/26/15<br /> Time spent: ~2.5 hours <span class="mw-customtoggle-furutaka-day5" style="border:1px solid blue; border-radius: 5px;padding:..."
=='''Day 5'' '''''New!'''''==
Date: 5/26/15<br />
Time spent: ~2.5 hours
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So I went out to Home Depot today and went ahead and splurged $120 on equipment and materials. Also blew $60 at an art store for other materials. Anyway, carrying back near $200 of equipment and materials was not something I would have thought was possible. I feel like I might have dropped a few things along the way.
That said, today I went ahead and continued my work from yesterday by constructing the frame of Furutaka's shoulder cannons. Again, like I said with yesterday's post, this initially posed a large problem for me because I wasn't sure how I could make a joint frame that would be stiff at the joints, be durable, strong and able to hold the weight of the cannon itself. Thankfully, because of what I thought of last night, I figured it'd be worth a shot at trying to execute it. I basically just spent the entirety of today drilling, roasting, rolling and screwing PVC pipes together to get the images below. I won't add much text since what I did is pretty much the same as yesterday, just in more detail and depth. That said, enjoy the pictures. All of my criteria were met with the final frame I constructed so this is an amazing start.
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File:Furutaka Kai Ni 23.jpg|Shot of me working on the PVC.
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 24.jpg|Shot of me working on the PVC.
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 25.jpg|Shot of me working on the PVC.
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 26.jpg|Please don't ever do this. This was incredibly dangerous and stupid but I lacked the proper tools to hold the pipe at this angle reliably
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 27.jpg|Roasting PVC
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 28.jpg|Drilling PVC
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 29.jpg|Drilling PVC Pt 2
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 30.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 31.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 32.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 33.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 34.jpg|Closeup of joints
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 35.jpg|Closeup of joints
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 36.jpg|Closeup of joints
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Date: 5/26/15<br />
Time spent: ~2.5 hours
<span class="mw-customtoggle-furutaka-day5" style="border:1px solid blue; border-radius: 5px;padding:5px">Show/Hide Day 5</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-furutaka-day5">
So I went out to Home Depot today and went ahead and splurged $120 on equipment and materials. Also blew $60 at an art store for other materials. Anyway, carrying back near $200 of equipment and materials was not something I would have thought was possible. I feel like I might have dropped a few things along the way.
That said, today I went ahead and continued my work from yesterday by constructing the frame of Furutaka's shoulder cannons. Again, like I said with yesterday's post, this initially posed a large problem for me because I wasn't sure how I could make a joint frame that would be stiff at the joints, be durable, strong and able to hold the weight of the cannon itself. Thankfully, because of what I thought of last night, I figured it'd be worth a shot at trying to execute it. I basically just spent the entirety of today drilling, roasting, rolling and screwing PVC pipes together to get the images below. I won't add much text since what I did is pretty much the same as yesterday, just in more detail and depth. That said, enjoy the pictures. All of my criteria were met with the final frame I constructed so this is an amazing start.
<gallery widths=200 heights=300>
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 23.jpg|Shot of me working on the PVC.
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 24.jpg|Shot of me working on the PVC.
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 25.jpg|Shot of me working on the PVC.
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 26.jpg|Please don't ever do this. This was incredibly dangerous and stupid but I lacked the proper tools to hold the pipe at this angle reliably
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 27.jpg|Roasting PVC
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 28.jpg|Drilling PVC
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 29.jpg|Drilling PVC Pt 2
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 30.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 31.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 32.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 33.jpg|Frame of the side cannons complete (Note, cannon's on the wrong side atm. I just need to flip it lol)
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 34.jpg|Closeup of joints
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 35.jpg|Closeup of joints
File:Furutaka Kai Ni 36.jpg|Closeup of joints
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