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pchanning · 26th September 2006, 12:53

Quote: (Originally Posted by pockets)

Hi all,

Pockets signing in for the first time.
After several years on the drawing board, I am finaly ready to start building the Sicksquid, so callled because firstly, all rebreathers should have a stupid name and secondly, that was all I had in my wallet when I started the design.
the concept is sort of DC55 with a twist and requires RB80 type bellows plus a CNC guru.
so the quest is on for a company who can do machining of complex forms in Ally. and delrin from Autocad drawings/models without breaking the bank.
Anyone know of such a godsend?

cheers
Pockets

Hello pockets (have we met - I have seen some straggly pocket characters down Firestone - could one of them be you?),

Anyway, if you rename it Sicksgrand, I reckon you'll do alright.

Failing that, photographs of people in compromising positions is usually a winner.

Cheers
Paul

26th September 2006, 12:53	#3 (permalink)
pchanning PFO free :) Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: fixed! Posts: 454	Re: Pockets and the sicksquid Quote: (Originally Posted by pockets) Hi all, Pockets signing in for the first time. After several years on the drawing board, I am finaly ready to start building the Sicksquid, so callled because firstly, all rebreathers should have a stupid name and secondly, that was all I had in my wallet when I started the design. the concept is sort of DC55 with a twist and requires RB80 type bellows plus a CNC guru. so the quest is on for a company who can do machining of complex forms in Ally. and delrin from Autocad drawings/models without breaking the bank. Anyone know of such a godsend? cheers Pockets Hello pockets (have we met - I have seen some straggly pocket characters down Firestone - could one of them be you?), Anyway, if you rename it Sicksgrand, I reckon you'll do alright. Failing that, photographs of people in compromising positions is usually a winner. Cheers Paul __________________ Cheers Paul The key to enlightenment... is survival.
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