Limited Run Blade Runner ANDERS PKD Blaster Metal Parts

[Teddz]

Whooooooooopsie..... I posted this on the wrong thread.
(The price of doing mega research in a rush and having like 10 windows open...)
I meant to post that to Dave's (Tip Top Workshop) "interest" post regarding another all metal production run.
I was looking at his kits on Etsy, which is where I saw the resin kit with some metal parts, but after I saw his post here I inquired on Etsy about cancelling the resin kit to go with the all metal one. It is also on his website.

ooooooh ok then. well just so we're clear here... The metal kit I'm putting together isn't cast metal. It's machined from billets of steel and aluminum. This will be for both Anders and Tomenosuke.

 

[ventuoguy]

I am in for the "Kit 2", full metal kit. Perhaps two kits. Definitely in!!

 

[Fragment]

I would still like to be placed for the steel cylinder set for Anders PKD metal. Thanks.

 

[Bacta]

Would love a full metal kit #2. Gorram!

You need a tomen for measurements?

 

[Teddz]

Would love a full metal kit #2. Gorram!

You need a tomen for measurements?

thanks for the offer, but not needed since one is already on the way. Currently in customs.

 

[squalmth]

Hi Ted, could you pls. put me on the list for 1 Cylinder set (cylinder+swing arm+nub = 150€) and 1 Barrel (60€)?
The diameter of the bore in the metal frame of my metal Anders blaster is 13mm, so the stub of the barrel should have the appropriate diameter.
Whats the shipping fee to Austria ?
THX

 

[JetSetWilly]

I’d like a cylinder set and barrel for the tiptop/anders kit please.

 

[Mechamaniac]

I'd like to join the list for Kit #2. This seems like a much better option than paying the criminal pricing for a Tomenosuke and I hate pot metal with every fiber of my being.

 

[Teddz]

I'd like to join the list for Kit #2. This seems like a much better option than paying the criminal pricing for a Tomenosuke and I hate pot metal with every fiber of my being.

So long as you don't classify my eventual pricing of the all-machined-metal kit as "criminal" we're all good. I'm going to do what I can to keep costs down without sacrificing anything, but know it's a TON of work. From programming for the CNC, to making jigs, to drawing - by hand - blueprints for the manual stuff, then machining and finishing it all. It takes a lot of time.

 

[ventuoguy]

Those of us who are familiar with your work would never dispute the pricing, what you are doing is a "holy grail" for so many people. Can't wait to see this!!