Still waiting on parts for my mill so I decided to make a Baker era Sonic.

With a LITTLE twist.

That, my friend, is abseloutly beautiful (in a nerdy, si-fi, DT kind of way). It looks abseloutly superb, just as good as your series 5 sonic screwdriver. I can see you have a REAL talent for this, it's just incredible what you have done! And, hehe, your lucky having a mill, although, even though I did a DT (woodwork + metalwork) GCSE at school, I never managed to make anything more than a hexagonal block with a domed end, with the help of a lathe, so all this is higher-standard than my brain can process

Looks smashing! It's still my favourite version of the prop.

Crispin

Ever notice that without points of reference, you can't tell how big something in a picture really is................




Here's a picture from above....






And with a point of reference....







It's a Handy LITTLE sonic to open small locks or fit into those tight spaces.

That is quite delightful! 
"Relative Dimensions and all that...."
I never would have realised from the photo.

Crispin

Thanks,

I might make it into a key chain, but the keys are almost the same size.




Or I can make a TARDIS Toolkit to fit this sonic, with all of the other tools?

I mini tool kit would be pretty cool 

it's be awesome as a key ring thing

It's been one of those days...

I'd just finished all the details on another mini sonic, and while drilling a hole down the length the bit broke and blew out the side of the shaft.

New rule: drill all shaft holes first!

That's really nice. What did you use to make it, a lathe?

A Sherline Mini Lathe. the whole machine is only 14 inches long.

Check them out online, some of the Stuff that people make is really.