Results 1 to 9 of 9

Thread: Yet another wrappy doova

  1. #1

    Yet another wrappy doova

    Gidday all,
    This is a wrap I did the week before last and forgot to take some pictures 'til today.
    Just another experiment on a two piece rod with a softer shaped butt. I used the EVA just so I could see if I could do some shaping with it..not much.. just a tad

    This wrappy doova isn't as nice as Phil's pizza wrap but I'm happy. A lot of mistakes in it but you get that
    Cheers then
    Scott
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


  2. #2

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    I like it Scott.

    Is it a version of something in the viswrap library?

    Is it hard to shape EVA? the fore and rear grips on some of my rods need help. I might be asking for trouble if I try without a lathe....or maybe not.

    r.
    GO THE CRUISER UTES!

    ....OH WHAT A FEELING!

  3. #3

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    Yep it was a VisualWrap pattern...kinda...Roz.
    It is an altered snowflake variation CRTA16
    It looks a lot better in the sun..as they all do
    And the shaping of the eva was really simple. Chuck it in the lathe, spin, shape with the sanding stuff they use for gyprock.
    Would be a lot harder without the spinny thingo under the house.
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


  4. #4

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    I'm kinda getting the idea that garden variety sand paper won't do the job...sort of... kinda

    r.
    GO THE CRUISER UTES!

    ....OH WHAT A FEELING!

  5. #5

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    Scott,
    Good job, looks great. I can see how in the sun the metallics would set it off nicely.
    Cheers, Jan.

  6. #6

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    Ta Jan,
    Yep it goes off in the sun with the metallic gold and the white is a metallic as well and goes all pearlie like
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


  7. #7

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    Roz,
    You could use sandpaper, or a sanding block.
    Just slip the EVA onto some dowell or theaded rod and stick it in a drill.
    Attach the drill to something to hold it steady and you're away!
    Just remember, no loose clothing, jewellry or long hair!

    You ought to see the look on a metal polishers face when an old five horsepower induction polishing machine grabs their shirt
    Cheers,
    Owen


    The whole world's mad save thee & me (but I'm not too sure about thee)

  8. #8

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    Nice work Scott.

    Is that a spool of Gudebrod "A" thread I see in the background ? sorta looks familiar........................

    phill
    Kingfisher Painting Solutions:- Domestic and Commercial.

    For further information, contact details, quotes or advice - Click Here





  9. #9

    Re: Yet another wrappy doova

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucky_Phill View Post
    Nice work Scott.

    Is that a spool of Gudebrod "A" thread I see in the background ? sorta looks familiar........................

    phill
    Wonder why??? Duuuhhh
    I somebody took all their rubbish with them it wouldn't be so would it??
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •