Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 25 Apr 2014, 09:16
Yes you have, I sent it to him because he is a great friend.
- SplashTheScauldron
- 25 Apr 2014, 11:06
Anwesome!
Uhm... have I seen that on usertoothless' page a few weeks ago?
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Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 25 Apr 2014, 09:18
Oh wow.
- Baricuda
- 24 Apr 2014, 22:24
Haha I do not know where that came from, is that some sort of reference? XD
- AndyMay
- 24 Apr 2014, 22:19
Yeah? Well I'll give my... umm... uuuhh... my left fin for it!
I'm so witty and smart XD
I cant believe I was so out of it last night XD I cant... I... forgot about.... you know what I mean XD.......Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 27 Apr 2014, 16:40
No kidding? I literally just learned how to use an acetylene torch last night! I wonder how long it would take to make Hiccup's shiny transforming shield...?
- Baricuda
- 21 Apr 2014, 04:03
Yup! I do not know what gauge steel it was, Iron would have been best, but I guess there is more steel on the market than pure iron (strange huh?) The texture came from heating the metal blank with a oxy-acetylene torch and than pounding it with a ball-peen hammer, and yes, the back was welded after I used an acetylene torch to heat up the metal to bend it into shape, after the weld was made, I once again heated it up and textured it with the hammer.
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 27 Apr 2014, 16:49
My guess would that it would take extremely long, you would have to pound the metal into a sheet than you would have to wrap it around a wooden disk, and if you would want it functional, you would have to fit all the mechanics into the wooden disk before you apply the metal sheet. My suggestion is that you use a pre-existing sheet of steel and go from there, you could even go to the point where you CAD it up and use a CNC table to cut it out.
- chimuelo
- 27 Apr 2014, 20:40
No kidding? I literally just learned how to use an acetylene torch last night! I wonder how long it would take to make Hiccup's shiny transforming shield...?
- Baricuda
- 21 Apr 2014, 04:03
Yup! I do not know what gauge steel it was, Iron would have been best, but I guess there is more steel on the market than pure iron (strange huh?) The texture came from heating the metal blank with a oxy-acetylene torch and than pounding it with a ball-peen hammer, and yes, the back was welded after I used an acetylene torch to heat up the metal to bend it into shape, after the weld was made, I once again heated it up and textured it with the hammer.
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 02 May 2014, 08:55
Are you selling them 
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 11 Nov 2016, 14:34
Woah dude that so COOL!!!!!!
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 03 Dec 2016, 17:06
You are super talented. It amazing! 
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 14:21
Woah O.o that's awesome!
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 14:26
That's amazing!
Project Prosthetic Leg
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 16:23
Oh my gods!!!!!! Looks exactly like the real one!! XD