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The Good Green wrote:This is looking awesome! Wish I had a table like that to fill... I can't wait to see more!

jamunition wrote:Im loving the concept and the start of it. Good work

MeatShield wrote:I'm stoked about this projected. See you soon.

Thanks guys! I hope you enjoy following along. As always your comments and suggestions are welcome anytime.

Lennysmash wrote:I agree, I don't think a tapered tank would look quite right. Also I'll second the vote on the cd stack cover. The wipes container I personally think would better suit a horizontal gas or propane type tank.

Well the cup isn't very tapered, but it is a little bit. I think if I cut the bottom (top since it would be upside down) it would make an awesome big smoke stack/cooling tower.

The Thunder Child wrote:Freakin BTG!! finally found you on here and now you're building some crazy stuff! GL man, its lookin pretty promising!

HAHAHA Good to hear from you man! Follow along and let me know what you think (even though my ideas are always better than yours ).

As promised earlier, here is the picture of the cup.





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Another PS: Do you guys that aren't from america want me to keep posting equivalent measurements in cm like I did in the first post? I don't mind doing it, but if nobody cares then I won't do it.

I don't know about the rest of Europe, but in the UK we lear both metric and imperial units. Though we tend to use metric in every day things like cookery, measurements etc, we use imperial when we talk about driving, weight of people, etc.

Well I am currently failing at getting a mockup done. I will definately try to get it tonight though.

why am i not surprised...... lol

yeah, i reckon cd spindle.
I also think you should do it on it's side e.g. like the one from forgeworld.