Hi All,
My name is Hessel Oosten, 767 builder from The Netherlands.
Building with a small CNC-mill and a mini-lathe.
Intrinsic backlighting is a special hobby. Fond of aluminium...:-).
Of course Level-d and SIOC and Lekseecon software.
There is a 767/757/some 777 Yahoo forum on: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/b767homecockpitbuilders/ (http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/b767homecockpitbuilders/)
Hessel
Hi Hessel,
Welcome to Cockpitbuilders.com Thanks for the link, and I look forward to seeing you post some more about your project.
Best regards,
Trev
Quote from: Hessel Oosten on October 25, 2009, 01:44:25 PM
Intrinsic backlighting is a special hobby. Fond of aluminium...:-).
Hehehe Snap, welcome ;)
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WOW... Nice...... :o
Absolutely stunning!
Great Phil !
Hope to learn the coming time more from you,
***as the absolute master*** !
Hessel
p.s. Wave can continue ....:-)
Hehehe i wont go as far as saying the absolute master, still lots to learn yet but getting there slowly for sure.
Always admire your work Hessel, please post those pics ot the completed nav radios up you have done, they are outstanding, i know quality and detail when i see it, hopefully you will be showing those beauties off at lelystad this year.
You keep up the good work.
erm, okay another one for the good old 76 ;) enjoy
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As you wish ....:-)
Hessel
p.s. Will be the whole weekend at EHLE.
Nowthen gentlemen, thats what you call attention to detail, Hessel, I take my hat off to you
Im also at the FS weekend, will bring some 767 "porn" :)
Thanks Hessel
Okay, my turn again ;)
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Wow... I think I should give up on this hobby.. there is no way my panels will even come close to looking like that...
Man, you two are incredible..
Quote from: Trevor Hale on October 28, 2009, 10:29:22 AM
Wow... I think I should give up on this hobby.. there is no way my panels will even come close to looking like that...
Man, you two are incredible..
And because you fly the 73... You will never have any that look like that....
I know that.. I meant in quality not by design LOL
Well, I give up for tonight ...:-)
Want to build something .....:-), and you ...:-)
Great to see some of you in Lelystad !
Hessel
p.s. The air gaspers (is that the right name ?) are made from the stop of a curtain rod...
Those are beautiful, enjoy your evening building ;D
woww...impressive Phil ! :o
Very impressive work gentlemen. I too know detail when I see it and that equipment is top-notch.
Hessel How did you build them from a curtain rod? Could you maybe show us what you mean..? I would love to see how you did that.
Trev
WOW amazing stuff!
Maybe I'll show a little something for 767.... soon.... ::)
Regards,
Ali
Hmmmmmm.... :huh: Whatever could it be.... Hint..Hint....Hint? LOL
I am totally stumped.... No idea what it could be!! LOL :D
scratch my previous post. It's something BIG for the 767/757 . LOL :)
Regards,
Ali - ACE
Trevor,
Here are the parts.
The "dome" is the endstop for a curtain rod (and is sold separate).
The rosette is 0.5 mm aluminium (cnc milled, but can really be done by hand).
Hessel
Quote from: Hessel Oosten on October 28, 2009, 10:45:00 AM
p.s. The air gaspers (is that the right name ?) are made from the stop of a curtain rod...
I would love to have one of those. 8)
JWS
Quote from: Hessel Oosten on October 28, 2009, 11:11:34 PM
Trevor,
Here are the parts.
The "dome" is the endstop for a curtain rod (and is sold separate).
The rosette is 0.5 mm aluminium (cnc milled, but can really be done by hand).
Hessel
Thanks Hessel.. I think I can see it all together now.. Very nice indeed.