Pleased hell ! I had to drag the neighbor over to check it out. These are really quite nice. Good craftsmanship BTW.

These are all really cool. I'd like one that says "914 EV" since I no longer have any of that pesky gasoline in my car now.

Have you made any 3.0 emblems yet?

Any pics?

Thanks

Here you go, tail end of Wills' car. (thank you, Mike, for the picture)

I'll have another set of these done tomorrow for the Blue Sky guy. (Mr Castro).

Looking good Jim, I see my 2.5 in there. So will the "914" emblem come with it or is that extra?

Thanks! Just PM me when you are done.

Richard

I think the LE looks cool, but... I don't think anyone would dare put one on their LE.

I'm really starting to get the hang of this little cnc setup I've got.


...edit:

I've been getting a lot of suggestions in my threads for emblems. I'm not sure if some of them are suggestions or actual requests. Thank you for all of the suggestions.

This thread was intended to share what I've milled for scripts and share ideas for drawings, etc.

If you'd like an emblem, there are a couple of different ways to let me know you are serious; first and obvious one; send a paypal payment with what you'd like, and I will send you a drawing for your approvale (esoteric(at) bresnan.net). Send a PM to me with your request, an agreement to pay when completed, and then I will send drawings to you for approval.

I have a garage now.
The milling stuff is helping fund my therapy 914 project.

The process of milling:
First, I draw the emblem in my CAD software, this takes me 15 minutes to 4 hours, depending on how many changes are necessary and how much it varies from one that has been done previously.
Next I take it to the mill.
I mill the outer parameter of each digit, between each digit, the insides of each digit. This takes between 25 minutes to an hour to make sure the sides are smooth and that the depths are correct.
When the emblem comes off of the mill, I take the burrs of with a small file set. I then sand the face and back of the mill with 600 grit sand paper that is on a flat surface. This takes the glaze off of the aluminum. Sanding usually takes about 5 minutes.
Next is the polishing. The polishing wheel gets the rouge/polishing compound applied, and the emblem is held onto a paint stick to keep it from bending. The polishing process takes between 5 and 20 minutes, depending on how large the emblem is.
The emblem gets checked over at each stage by either me or my wife, or both of us, and we criticize it. As we've learned what to look for from feedback from the first ones that went out, we know more what to look for and the adjustments that have been required to improve the emblems.


I think I'm ready to start a thread in the 'member vendors' section with all of the above info now; thank you to everyone who has purchased and contributed to my learning process and improvement of the emblems.

I am interested in a 2.5

How do I get one??