MY DIY CHEEK PAD

[airgun_novice]

Dear Brihji,
As always thanks for smoothening out the velvet issue. BTW, now I realize why one uses rubber (and nothing else) in places of heat and moisture.
regs
A.

[Basu]

Dear Briha,
Great innovative idea undoubtedly and well executated too.
The height that this cheek piece offers, to my mind, most
suitable with scope.As the snap on-snap off is working
well, then it is excellent .On the top of everything, it is
adding more beauty to Samurai 3G.

Basu

[brihacharan]

Dear Briha,
Great innovative idea undoubtedly and well executated too.
The height that this cheek piece offers, to my mind, most
suitable with scope.As the snap on-snap off is working
well, then it is excellent .On the top of everything, it is
adding more beauty to Samurai 3G.
Basu

> Thank you Basu, your observations and comments are always welcome as they keep my grey cells active to think of new innovative ideas.
> As you are aware accessories and attachments are not locally available and if you are lucky to spot one, then the quality turns out to be pathetic.
Cheers
Briha

[.338 lapua]

Dear Brihaji,

A very nice innovation sir,the simplicity of the design,especially the tissue paper holder it can be found easily at stationery shops a very nice way to build a cheek pad rather than importing one and looks great too.

Regard's

Dhiraj

[manu]

what an idea sirji

regards

manu

[brihacharan]

Dear Brihaji,
A very nice innovation sir,the simplicity of the design,especially the tissue paper holder it can be found easily at stationery shops a very nice way to build a cheek pad rather than importing one and looks great too.
Regard's
Dhiraj

> Tks Dhiraj for your appreciation
> All it needs is a fertile mind backed by a bit of imagination and the will to create it.
> Actually after seeing the Tissue Holder I wanted to create the shape out of a 2.5mm High Impact Polystyrene sheet. But then to source a plastic moulder just for one piece was rather difficult.
> So I settled for what was easily available from a stationery shop
Briha

[essdee1972]

Sir...... I don't wear a hat, but I will buy one, just so I can take it off to you!!! (no makkan-ing intended) Learning a lot from you and other DIY-ers!!

Thanks for another idea to drive the family crazy!!

Just a question, can the rubber thingie on the bottom of mousepads be used? I also have a non-slip pad for keeping a cellphone on the car dashboard (purchased by wife on a flight).

[brihacharan]

Sir...... I don't wear a hat, but I will buy one, just so I can take it off to you!!! (no makkan-ing intended) Learning a lot from you and other DIY-ers!!

Thanks for another idea to drive the family crazy!!
Just a question, can the rubber thingie on the bottom of mousepads be used? I also have a non-slip pad for keeping a cellphone on the car dashboard (purchased by wife on a flight).

Hi essdee,
> I considered mousepad but felt it was too spongy / soft - the rubber needs to be firm.
> A good 2.5mm / 3mm thick rubber sheet would be ideal
> BTW I have come across some mousepads which were a tad stiffer / harder - will have problem during sticking it.
Briha

[dr.jayakumar]

Sir'thats a neat job.looking forward for more.......stock?
Regards
Dr.jk