SERPENT Project 4X + upgrades aka "the polisher's fingers killer"
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2021 3:13 pm
Hi,
Special dedication to DADIO
This is the most terrific chassis i had to polish after anodising removing.
To be ready for polishing, the hard coating anidising was removed in 2 times for some parts, and it was not easy to polish (I remind you that I don't have a polishing machine)
Only sand paper from 180 to 5000, and Belgum alu, used with old coton T-shirts.
All screws were remplaced by the same one, in Inox A2, even the washers.
It was my first SERPENT chassis... there is a lot of part... tiny parts ..... spécific tiny parts .....
I can indicate you the time it use me to to this chassis, but for sure it's more than 2.5 times more from the others
Lockdown was a good time for polishing
The chassis was disassembled
Anodising removaing :
And ....... POLISHING ....
RE-built :
That's not the end, i need to polish sone tiny parts after removing anodising and find some details
Jerome
Special dedication to DADIO
This is the most terrific chassis i had to polish after anodising removing.
To be ready for polishing, the hard coating anidising was removed in 2 times for some parts, and it was not easy to polish (I remind you that I don't have a polishing machine)
Only sand paper from 180 to 5000, and Belgum alu, used with old coton T-shirts.
All screws were remplaced by the same one, in Inox A2, even the washers.
It was my first SERPENT chassis... there is a lot of part... tiny parts ..... spécific tiny parts .....
I can indicate you the time it use me to to this chassis, but for sure it's more than 2.5 times more from the others
Lockdown was a good time for polishing The chassis was disassembled
Anodising removaing :
And ....... POLISHING ....
RE-built :
That's not the end, i need to polish sone tiny parts after removing anodising and find some details
Jerome
Fantastic end result!