accomplished| Seatbelt end with grommets (one screw already in place) The seatbelt is so TDK will stick with me while my hands are busy manipulating assorted appendages. I took a too-short military belt that had lost its buckle, cut it in two pieces, and put grommets into the ends so I could screw it onto the base plate for the saddle. |
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| Seatbelt other end, screwed in place The left end is shorter so that the buckle (a plastic latching buckle like for a backpack) will not be in my lap when fastened |
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| Buckle! |
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| Handle for inside of gun. That's a 1/8P lamp pipe union jammed into a piece of bamboo. It just screws onto the lamp pipe where it comes through the ball. |
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| Tiki Torch gun handle, assembled |
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| Bamboo handle for telescoping arm. The first handle worked so well, I scrounged around for more bamboo for the innner end of the telescoping arm assembly |
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| inside of the arm handle... you can see the brass lamp pipe union buried inside it. |
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| Arm handle screwed onto inner end of the lamp pipe. |
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| Coconuts netted together Not only does stringing them side to side keep them from flipping over, it controls the raffia skirt so the shells stay on top of the raffia |
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| netted coconuts, side view |
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All that's left now is the soundtrack!