DIY Sensei X800 Mask

[Kount3rSpy]

I've been using my Fidragon Sensei Slim mask for quite some time & I've never replaced because of its reliability. When I was going though my old Paintball gears, I found an old pair of Bolle X800 Goggles - I tried playing airsoft with it. But it really hurts when you get hit on the cheek, also it fogs when I breathe.

I decided on doing a simple project that I would like to share

Kount3rSpy Sensei X800

Materials:

- Sensei Mask
- Bolle x-800 Goggles
- Needle
- Pair of scissors
- Sandpaper





1 - Remove 3 plastic pins behind the Sensei Mask mesh goggles.


2 - Here is the Sensei Mask - keep those plastic pins.. You will need them later.


3 - Remove the policarb glass from the Bolle x800 Goggles.


4 - Align the lower part of the Sensei Mask with the goggle's frame, mark the holes with a pencil. This should be done on the rubber part.


5 - Using a needle, punch holes on the markings on the goggles.


6 - Attach the lower part of the Sensei Mask to the goggle's rubber frame, secure them using the plastic pins taken from the mask.



7 - Mark the excess sides & trim them off using a pair of scissors.


8 - Shapen the rough corners using a sandpaper.


9 - Re-attach the Policarb glass to the rubber frame.. I also removed the scratches from the glass using a toothpaste.



DONE!!!

[alakdan.net [aka 9th]]

komrad

[moky]

Nice!!!

[Kount3rSpy]

UPDATE:

Kount3rSpy Sensei X800 Goggles

Materials needed:
1. DIY Sensei X800
2. Mesh - from Fidragon Sensei Mask
3. Pencil or Pentel pen (permanent)
4. Cutter/knife
5. Pioneer Contact Bond
6. Some Spray Paint
7. Sandpaper





1. Remove the mesh from Sensei Mask.


2. Disassembled Sensei X800 Goggles.


3. Using a knife/cutter, cut out the slots, to remove the parts that cover the mouth.


3a. It should appear like this.


4. Using a sandpaper. Smothen the sides.


4a. It should appear like this.


5. Use the mesh screen & measure the hole that covers the lower part of the mask. Use a pencil or a permanent marker (more visible on a black mesh).


6. Cut-off the shape using a pair of sharp cutter.


6a. It should look something similar to this. Just sand the sides & corners to remove the sharp edges.


7. Just fit the mesh into the inner part of the mask. It may need some sanding to finally get the size you need.


8. I used Pioneer Contact Bond to secure the mesh.


9. This is how it should look like. Just let it dry for about 24hours. STOP SNIFFING!!!


10. Apply a light coat of some spray paint & let dry for about 2-3 hours. I used a combination of Camouflage Army Green & Zero Black (by Bosny).


Done!

[alakdan.net [aka 9th]]

thanks for sharing komrad

[SoulCaliber]

Very Nice Komrad..MAsubukan nga,,di ba yan tatagos kung tumira sayo naka dapa/luhod?..or lagyan ko nlng ng Pioneer Contact bond between goggles and mesh para sealed tlga cya..anu sa tingin mo koms?

[taonggubat]

pinagisapan ko din tong gawin.. hehe

well my problem is my lower face mask, im using a helmet.. awts.. got mo modify my lower sansei mask much further...

anyways, meron ako nakitang lower face mask made of steel mesh, forgot the brand but its made in Russia, contoured sa mukha talaga yung mesh..