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So....did I trim enough? Do I need to trim more? Thoughts?cc5c57e5935f1e5342399440af2c80a9.jpg945e60f385b020ec397b85fd66354429.jpg

 

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Thanks guys!!!!

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So another question.
What about this? Should the bottom hang off when it's all together? If I raise it up then the top is not flush and could cause problems when raising the face mask.
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And...... Is it safe to assume that these bumps marked to drill the holes correct? In other words could I drill them and connect them and everything raise and lower properly?f75669cb66a1984456d5414ab292512a.jpg68ce0353e8c1a4524b48718a46e5c90f.jpgb825ffe3ae1a0f9ec7972ff3fc15f7d1.jpg

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Those are for drilling,but I'd do a little more dry fitting before drilling anything.  Also I've never put together a SC helmet before. I have all the others. Does the face plate at the top have a return edge? 

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39 minutes ago, Pledford said:

So another question.
What about this? Should the bottom hang off when it's all together? If I raise it up then the top is not flush and could cause problems when raising the face mask.
Thoughts?a64b6243e76b9da4c799498d09461422.jpg1470588058a354cae6c5335773a2bbc1.jpgd14265833faec8a832bf97516da11e15.jpg

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Try and make the bottom as flush as you can, then work on fitting the top visor on to fit. You might need to trim a little but at the top of the face plate to get the right fit, but take it slow. 

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Nope. No return edge.
I may do a zoom meeting tonight as I work if from lks are interested in joining

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Should I trim this part back?94de50be58be7f2887e397c2d0312403.jpg

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from top down, there's gonna be a gap, that's inevitable. Trim if needed to make it look right from front and sides, as that's the way most people will see it. I know when I built my KS helmet, I was worried about that gap cause my experiences were all with resin, one-piece helmets.

You may consider getting some nylon spacers (could just cut a slice of PVC pipe wide enough to let bolt pass thru) to hold the visor away from the dome a bit. The KS helmet has a raised bump on the dome part where the visor sits and the visor has an indent, basically making room for them to pivot without as much interference.

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