...so if you are interested then pls shoot me an email at kmaot@yahoo.ca OR a PM .



Sample pics and info can be found at:

My Webpage



Neat gift idea for a number of buyers thus far. PLS contact me for pricing and availability info.



Thanks

 

Wow! Those look cool as hell. I did not see a price on your website. How much are they? Can I get one un-painted? Maybe like in a nice matte bead blasted finish. Nice job!



Thanks, Tom

 

Thanks Tom.

PM'd you.



I got a good parts supply and now can offer at $75 USD. I will have 6 ready to go at that price. One is ready to go out in a couple days. Shipping should only be about $10 or so. Will be insured against loss in transit.



If anyone is interested for Christmas then pls let me know now so I can put it all together for you.

 

Thanks for the quick response, I'll check it now.

 

Hello,



I am still curious if you could do one of these in a bead blasted matte finish. Thanks in advance-Tom

 

Hi.



I haven't done this to date.

I may have the facilities with an associate but could also send it out.



I have a couple of concerns though Tom:

One - it may change the texture of the rotor somewhat. And if it does...that may be less appealing OR it may require much additional work ( i dunno )

Two - the whole 2 tone silver/gold would likely NOT work as well. That would have to be changed in all likelihood. That means some redesign.



I will PM you to talk about it. It may be something to consider for the future. I don't want to use someone as a test pilot. Not fair to them if it isn't quite right.



For you others out there pls consider the offer! And shipping really can be as low as $9-12 over the lower 48. PM me if you need more details. I have only a couple avail ready to go but have supplies for more.



K

 

Hello,



I'm not really concearned about the texture. Glass bead blasting should leave a nice 'matte' texture. Personally I think that the natural color of the rotor would look superb with your black clock faces. Please consider the bead blasting for a future endeavor.



Again, I do like the idea of a 'rotor clock'



Tom