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I currently make things as a hobby but really want to turn it into a career. Most of my builds are accessible to the everyday person at home with a small tool set and a large amount of ingenuity. One day I'd like to work in the special effects industry for film as an animatronics engineer, prop maker or set builder.
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- bwebby commented on bwebby's instructable Recycled Truck Tyre Armour
- bwebby commented on bwebby's instructable Cosplay Stimpaks
View Instructable »Thank you :)
- bwebby commented on bwebby's instructable Recycled Truck Tyre Armour
Thanks dude!
View Instructable »The goggles are featured in my 'Mad Max' cosplay: https://www.instructables.com/id/Mad-Max-Inspired-Cosplay/ and the rest is just a hood and a snow-buff I bought from an outdoors shop :)
- bwebby commented on bwebby's instructable Cosplay StimpaksView Instructable »
Absolutely no problem, I'm glad you guys liked it, let me know how it goes if you make one!
- bwebby entered Recycled Truck Tyre Armour in the Halloween Costume Contest 2016 contest
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- bwebby commented on keebie81's instructable My Ray Gun From Found ObjectsView Instructable »
Really nice work! I made a similar thing a while back, amazing what you can do with old junk eh?
Hey there, if you're wanting to embed/engrave a design into the rubber, I'd suggest drawing out the design you want onto the tyre then using a rotary tool like a dremmel, with either the sanding drums or engraving bits.The tyres are very tough and would probably gum up anything you use quite quickly, but it's the only way I can think of to actually make a mark on the tyre. Just make sure you're doing it outside or somewhere very well ventilated. Wear gloves and eye protection too as the molten rubber flying around can get a bit nasty.Hope this helps :)