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for all MS 2125 lovers... look at this.
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 3:17 pm
by nico boom
This is the result of some sleepless nights, a very good friend, helping each other out already for years,and some money; new endplates for the MS2125.
Both versions; with- and without the master-slave jacks, plus some backside-plates.
The not-yet -powdercoated ones are ,for example,available for the grey versions, later to be coloured.
All the old endplates tend to rust on the edges, making them less attractive for most of us collectors.
Unfortunately, someone[yes, HE], seemed to have bought ALL the remaining endplates from PG, thus having the monopoly on these parts.
That is coming to an end here in Holland RIGHT NOW.
This is only the second stage in laser-cutting, powder coating, and silk screening, I'm working on the last stage now.
In fact; this is the first step to be able to produce end plates of all sorts and sizes/ models.
When all works out well, I'll be able to produce any plate, in any colour.
NOTE; I'm not opening a shop, and will not be able to give all of you guys endplates for free.
I will, however try to make some members happy with new endplates for a reasonable price, when this first try-out has succesfully completed.
I will update this post as my work progresses.
[like I said; it's not just a hobby for me

].
nico
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 3:25 pm
by gridracer
I need some end plates for my grey ms2125 I will keep an eye out for this.
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 4:06 pm
by tristan20
yeah me to
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:36 pm
by fuzzysnuggleduck
I don't own any MS-2125's but that's pretty bad ass man.
You should start become partners with Cecil and start a PG re-fabrication company. Unfortunately, we'd bankrupt you and "Ronin" might not be so pleased... hehe.
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:43 pm
by Wakeup
I Dont either...but man nico! you are the bomb! Looking good! looking very good!
Dont forget to put some placemats underneath and they'll sell faster than hotcakes!
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:47 pm
by soth
Sweet, very sweet. Man, that is slick Nico.
Man while you are at it you should create shrouds for us that have 2500/2125's like the one on the 2250. I know marko has a shroud for the 2125, but I think they were very rare.
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:58 pm
by tristan20
isn't the shroud the same as the one for the 2250?
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:10 pm
by soth
tristan20 wrote:isn't the shroud the same as the one for the 2250?
From what i've been told, yep
I just think that shroud looks awesome

Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 11:15 pm
by marko
WOW WOW WOW, did i say wow? this looks like an exciting venture, put me down for a few sets as i'm missing some end plates

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 5:04 am
by Eric D
So are you guys’ sand or bead blasting these prior to powder coating so the finish actually sticks on the steel?
I have been working on a local source for making these parts as well. Unfortunately there are minimum quantities I have to meet, and even with all the enthusiasts onboard, I don’t see this happening without a huge investment on my part.
My plan is now to cut them out where I work, and have them coated at a place down the street. I just need a silk screening source and I will be all set.
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 5:20 am
by twisted
WOW nice work nico!!!!!
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:55 am
by nico boom
I can't tell you much about the production process; I've put it in the hands of one of my best friends and his colleagues.
It's a company that engineers and produces high-tech gear for the agricultural world.
They do everything themselves, from raw iron to the tested end-product.
I'm sure they know what to do with those plates, to make that powdercoat stick..
As for the remark about fan-shrouds...
I'm sure I could have them made just as easy as the end-plates, and powdercoated, but what would you be willing to spend?
Though my friend and I have always helped each other out for 20 years+, I can't ask him to make them for free.
Let's say that first I'll pop that question next time I talk to him, and if he says "I can", we'll have to inventory how many of us want one, what colour, at what costs.
As I said before; I'm not gonna open a shop! Just want to get my ms2125's 100% again, and help my PG brothers here at the same time!
[though the table-cloth idea sounds nice... selling them like fruitcakes?]
Nico
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:12 am
by nico boom
UP FOR SALE ARE SOME UNIQUE ENDPLATES, NEVER SEEN BEFORE, A REAL HIT, GET IT WHILE YOU CAN, ABSOLUTELY A MUST FOR EVERY PG-COLLECTOR, BNIB, BNIB, BNIB, FROM FIRST OWNER,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,...
****ALSO AVAILABLE DIPPED IN 24KT. GOLD****
WOW!!! I'm getting the hang of it!!

nico
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:20 am
by stipud
Holy shit Nico I just laughed so hard that everyone in the office looked at me. Damn you!
Nice placemats!
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:32 am
by soth
nico boom wrote:UP FOR SALE ARE SOME UNIQUE ENDPLATES, NEVER SEEN BEFORE, A REAL HIT, GET IT WHILE YOU CAN, ABSOLUTELY A MUST FOR EVERY PG-COLLECTOR, BNIB, BNIB, BNIB, FROM FIRST OWNER,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,BLA,...
****ALSO AVAILABLE DIPPED IN 24KT. GOLD****
WOW!!! I'm getting the hang of it!!

nico
LMAO, dude that was good. I needed a good laugh

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 1:46 pm
by Pedi
I am impressed, no need to say more. Ofcourse I m willing to pay for some of those - if you are selling. No for free, that is for sure.
Put me on a list, if you ever makes one... OK?
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 1:50 pm
by Pedi
soth wrote:tristan20 wrote:isn't the shroud the same as the one for the 2250?
From what i've been told, yep
I just think that shroud looks awesome

My guess is that you are wrong.
The shroud for the 2125/2500 is similar to the MS275s (only in the right size

), with only one large fan.
I will be back from work tomorrow, and can put out some photoes of my 275 shrouds that I have, in case there are anyone that have not seen them before...
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 2:16 pm
by BlackWaterOp.
What a guy, nice work man. Now you need to make ZPA Plexi...
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 11:36 pm
by Wakeup
hahaha....thanks for the placemat picture....Nico you made my day....Considering my month has been pretty horrid....
Wow account hacked...and my 12" fi btl is lost/stolen or mis shipped....
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 5:33 am
by smgreen20
nico boom wrote:
I'm sure they know what to do with those plates, to make that powdercoat stick..
It'll need a positive charge as the powder coating will be negatively charged. And a chemical bath to clean it of all oils and the like.
Where I work, they powder coat the rear frames.
I build semi trailers BTW.
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:56 am
by marko
soth wrote:Sweet, very sweet. Man, that is slick Nico.
Man while you are at it you should create shrouds for us that have 2500/2125's like the one on the 2250. I know marko has a shroud for the 2125, but I think they were very rare.
i don't have one yet but i know someone who has 2 shrouds and he's offered me 1st dibs on them when he gets round to emailing me details/pics
