ratstomper

Thanks! =)

Thank you! I hope to keep at it going forward! =)

Thank you! Its nice to hear when people like the stuff I make!

This was my first project trying printing, but I've been messing around with props and replicas for years now. I've got a pretty reliable method for figuring out how to do things on my own without formal

It's something I do as a hobby. One of the reasons I take so long to make videos and reply to comments is because it's a hobby I treat like a second job and making money to pay for rent and material usually

Hi mcnestler! This project took a couple months to learn the techniques, figure out what materials I needed and then practice enough to get it somewhat right. This is the only sort of map I've created

Thank you! From sitting down to sketch out th designs and dimensions to finish; I would say about a week and a half. This was the first time I ever managed to pull off hand-cut box joints (which still

Thanks for the follow! Glad to hear you like it! =)

It is a hobby right now, but I would like to make it self-sustaining financially eventually.

I thought that sounded like a lot at first, but I've been making content similar to this for over 3 years now, so thousands is probably correct if you count all the time I work on stuff off camera or the

Thank you! Work is one of those things that has gotten a bad rap, but good work is very satisfying. I remember starting out with just a dremel and buying more tools as I needed them. Everyone starts somewhere,

Thank you. Very true about not knowing what will come in the future. One of the philosophies I try to adhere to is self-reliance, which is why the entire process is about exploration and teaching myself

Thanks! The entire build has been an ongoing process since close to the beginning of the year. So much planning goes into making each piece as well as making sure each peice fits with all the other pieces.

While it isn't a functional gun, I do try to keep materials and methods as close to realistic as possible, as I think it makes a cooler end product. Thank you for the comment and sorry for the late response.

Well, it's a replica so not a functional gun, but I do try to use materials and methods to make it look at feel as close to real as possible. Sorry for the late response.

It's been brought to my attention the mathematical flub I made. The actual length according to my drawing should be 65 inches, not 32.5.

Thanks. Which series are you talking about? This is part of the laser musket build. I don't use discord. You can shoot me a message on gab.ai ( or minds.com ( though.

Agreed, SWG was great before they gutted it and tried to make it more like WoW.

Yeah, it's not a real stator, but I wouldn't mind taking a shot at trying to make some power generator stuff at some point, just so I know how to do it. I only had to do a single layer of winding around

Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. EQ was the first MMO I played and I still have fond memories of it. I'll look into artzone