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I Am Donating 12 Pieces To The Annual Mego Museum Raffle. I Have Set Aside 150 For The Mego Meet Giveaways. I Have Also Set Aside Some For The International Members Who Cant Travel There Due To The Cost Of International Flight. My Goal Is To Make It Possible For Every Member Who Wants One To Be Able To Get One.. I Cannot Afford To Give Everybody One. The Pieces Are Made In The Usa . Ill Explain How They Were Made In A Factory.
1 The Idea
2 A Carbon Cutout Of What The Piece Will Look Like
3 The Carbon Cutout Once The Design Is Liked Is Put Into A Machine Called An Edm.
4 The Idea Cuts The Design Into A Piece Of Steel Which Is Called A Die.
5 The Steel Is Put Into An Oven And Hardened.
6 The Dies Is Put Into A Press. The Pieces Are Stamped Out .
7 The Pieces Are Trimmed Out By A Machine Almost Like Cutting The Excess Plastic Off Of Something . Then Teh Rim Is Pierced Out Almost Like A Hole Punch.
8 The Peices Are Cleaned And Put Into A Blackening Solution.
9 The Pieces Are Hand Relieved Under A Lea Wheel Almost Like Grinding. The Pieces Are Then Lacquered. After Laquering The Pieces Are Hand Linked To The Key Ring.
1 The Idea
2 A Carbon Cutout Of What The Piece Will Look Like
3 The Carbon Cutout Once The Design Is Liked Is Put Into A Machine Called An Edm.
4 The Idea Cuts The Design Into A Piece Of Steel Which Is Called A Die.
5 The Steel Is Put Into An Oven And Hardened.
6 The Dies Is Put Into A Press. The Pieces Are Stamped Out .
7 The Pieces Are Trimmed Out By A Machine Almost Like Cutting The Excess Plastic Off Of Something . Then Teh Rim Is Pierced Out Almost Like A Hole Punch.
8 The Peices Are Cleaned And Put Into A Blackening Solution.
9 The Pieces Are Hand Relieved Under A Lea Wheel Almost Like Grinding. The Pieces Are Then Lacquered. After Laquering The Pieces Are Hand Linked To The Key Ring.
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