Interior/Exterior Can Whalen Make This?
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Can Whalen Make This?
Well i havent even got my car yet so i figured i'd not bother Mr. Whanlen with this yet, but ive seen alot of nice Whalen Machine shifters on here so i just wanted to know if it'd be possible to get a **** like this made:
I know the metal sucks atm i suck at metal materials, but im pretty happy with the paint shader.
I know the metal sucks atm i suck at metal materials, but im pretty happy with the paint shader.
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goin440 is correct.
The engraving is no problem; but I may not be able to engrave quite as far down as in the picture. Do you know exactly what "latitude" the bottom circle is on? If you can tell me that, I'll be able to tell you how close I can get.
No colors from me. I decided long ago that I don't want to get into any painting of the *****; sorry!
The engraving is no problem; but I may not be able to engrave quite as far down as in the picture. Do you know exactly what "latitude" the bottom circle is on? If you can tell me that, I'll be able to tell you how close I can get.
No colors from me. I decided long ago that I don't want to get into any painting of the *****; sorry!
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If I want to play around with possible designs, what's the best program/format to use?
Also, Whalen, how well (or even IF) can you do asymmetric shapes? For example, I'm thinking of a design like the pic attached (forgive my lack of graphic skills ) without color of course
What do you think? Too much detail to shrink down enough for a shift ****?
Thanks for any comments / input
Also, Whalen, how well (or even IF) can you do asymmetric shapes? For example, I'm thinking of a design like the pic attached (forgive my lack of graphic skills ) without color of course
What do you think? Too much detail to shrink down enough for a shift ****?
Thanks for any comments / input
Last edited by Drillslinger; 10-19-2007 at 03:48 PM.
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I can program directly from DXF files; but I often call on a great graphics man (Craig Burkett, of Evergreen Graphic), who can convert other formats to DXF.
I pay him for his services, so the ***** cost slightly more in those cases.
Symmetry is not a requirement; and I don't see any problem with your design at all.
I pay him for his services, so the ***** cost slightly more in those cases.
Symmetry is not a requirement; and I don't see any problem with your design at all.
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Does that include any "Rings"? For instance in this pic:
Would it be possible to have a bead finished ****, but with a brished ring on the "Outside" of the 1 5/8" circle?
Kind of like the image below (minus the yellow of course) where the outer ring is brushed and the rest of the **** is bead finished. (Am I making sense?)
Would it be possible to have a bead finished ****, but with a brished ring on the "Outside" of the 1 5/8" circle?
Kind of like the image below (minus the yellow of course) where the outer ring is brushed and the rest of the **** is bead finished. (Am I making sense?)
Last edited by Drillslinger; 10-19-2007 at 03:48 PM.
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Does that include any "Rings"? For instance in this pic:
Would it be possible to have a bead finished ****, but with a brished ring on the "Outside" of the 1 5/8" circle?
Kind of like the image below (minus the yellow of course) where the outer ring is brushed and the rest of the **** is bead finished. (Am I making sense?)
Would it be possible to have a bead finished ****, but with a brished ring on the "Outside" of the 1 5/8" circle?
Kind of like the image below (minus the yellow of course) where the outer ring is brushed and the rest of the **** is bead finished. (Am I making sense?)
I would have to engrave the ring with the **** in my lathe, and that's kind of tricky to do after the **** is assembled.
I would rather avoid that kind of thing.
Sorry!
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