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| Date: | December, 15 2004 at 16:45:09 |
| Description: | The foam has been carved up, and a basic shape is starting to form. Most of the work up to this point has been done with electric knives, wire brushes, and a cheese-grater rasp. The wire brushes are very much a slash and burn tool, and remove vast quantities of material very quickly. The rasp actually generates very smooth foam. By far the most destructive is a wire brush mounted on a drill, which is what I used to cut out the shape of the intake on the side there. What you see here is about 6-7 hours of work from the previous picture. |
| Camera Settings: | Camera model : Canon PowerShot G1 Resolution : 2048 x 1536 Flash used : No Focal length : 7.5mm (35mm equivalent: 37mm) CCD Width : 7.06mm Exposure time: 0.020 s (1/50) Aperture : f/2.8 Focus Dist. : 5.32m Metering Mode: center weight Jpeg process : Baseline |
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