roofman
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A box.
Full off Lego.
2 kits in the contents, all in bits and large sub assemblies.
One kit was built.
The other well on it's way.
As a kit it would of be hard with good eyes.
But coffee, shortbread, choccy hob nobs and time made it a lot easier.
roofman
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Will you be making a cupboard around the toilet too
Last four done, just two small pieces to cut out. The gap along the wall will be hidden by a boxed shelf/cupboard.
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You gonna sell em flat pack ? what you going to do for the base ? btw when you going to do the casting .
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Today I made my long garden hose more compact.
There's 50m of hose on it and I recon I could probably get another 50 on.
Two coats of epoxy primer and a coat of 2k gloss with a brush helps the look of the reel.
Also made a wall bracket so i can lift it out if needs be.
I couldn't get a right angle hose connector so just brazed one up.
That's one more job struck off the never ending list.
There's 50m of hose on it and I recon I could probably get another 50 on.
Two coats of epoxy primer and a coat of 2k gloss with a brush helps the look of the reel.
Also made a wall bracket so i can lift it out if needs be.
I couldn't get a right angle hose connector so just brazed one up.
That's one more job struck off the never ending list.
Brad93
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Did you mill the splines? Is that off the Harrison?
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Yes milled the splines its really only a square in square, just takes head scratching at the mill to workout the movements luckily the direction of-centre is also the depth.
If i was in less of a rush i would have drawn it and given myself an easier time. This took 2hours so not sure how much time would have been saved over all.
No that's turned on my Sebastian, ive put a good deal of effort into it over the years its about 1930s ive given it away to another chap on the yard as really i want the Harrison here.
Brad93
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That would have me scratching my head for sure. Nice stuff.
1930s, blimey that’s proper almost 100 years old!
Feet 'n Inches
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Finished this fireplace front for a member of my Shed. The steel came from an old gate and consists of 12mm square bar locators each end and the rest of the grid is 12 x 5 flat. It sits above a cast iron front and will allow the member to stack his logs a bit higher. Dimensions are roughly 350 x 140.
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One more box sorted.
So, I made bread, by hand.
But the Lego was dirty, so I washed it on a hot wash.
