DIY backplate designs needed

[Tamas]

Dear Tamas,

i tried to open your pdf documents but they don't seam to be working, could you send me a copy of your drawings to eugene@equatordive.sg

tks mate

I unfortunately have no access to those files anymore, so you might want to ask one of the other members that I have sent it to for a copy.

 

[cyoung]

For Oxyhacker: "What did that cost you? "

Can't remember right off hand, think it was around $110.00 for both the BP & STA.

They were from 1/8" SS.

I could have bought them, but since I have AutoCAD, Lathe & BP Mill, etc. wanted to do my own. Any future changes were simple to do.

Can send you a copy (.dwg) if you'd like to take a look; however, I'm sure that they are pretty much the same as the mfg ones. I did make one revision on the STA, I shortened it to the minimum length and still have two straps.

carl

 

[Lj82]

Any one still have the pdf files?
Wld greatly appreciate it if someone can send them to me!

Thnx in advance

 

[CFDAlden]

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/making-your-own-gear/230547-diy-back-plate.html

 

[Lj82]

Thanks!
How did i miss that thread?
LOL

 

[eugene]

hullo Tamas,

been trying to open your files on PDF... but it just wont work, it might be my system. i was wondering if you can email me a cop at eugene@equatordive.sg

cheers mate

 

[detsgtdavis]

I just got my back plates from the machine shop.. They look pretty good. Thanks CFDAlden!! I will let you know how they work next week.

 

[CFDAlden]

Just curious, what did they charge you? My local places were so far out of whack it was stupid. $179 for the alum plate?? Yeah, I'll take 5.

 

[detsgtdavis]

Mine only cost TWO LARGE PIZAS for two (1AL, 1 SS)!!!!!

 

[CFDAlden]

I'll give you 3 large pizza's for both, so you can get 2 more plates, and have lunch.

Oh - got any pic's of them yet?