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I went with the simple route. One long structural screw on one side and wood screws on the paddle side. Very rustic but it works for now

I went with the simple route. One long structural screw on one side and wood screws on the paddle side. Very rustic but it works for now Pics soon!

Thanks for the suggestions!

I am looking for some recommendation on how to attach a paddle as mid rail in my cabin stairs. One hand has a nowel post and the other side there is a wall. I was considering using a rod holder on the wall side but I run out of ideas on how to connect the paddle to the post. many suggestion? Thanks

Beautiful car, and rad licence plate. I never seen a black EE (escursionista estero) plate. What is the story of the 500?

Loved it!

I found a fiat 500 for sale that just got pulled out from storage, the engine is a fully built 650cc on Abarth specs. Dm me for details. Car located in Italy, asking price 6,000 euros Apparently it was restored sometimes around the year 2000, and last time it was on the road was 2016. No rust...

Re: Bald is Beautiful Great work! Good to see some progress!

Splendid work! I love the interior colours. I had a 931 with the same tartan

I think this set is meant to be used on my red Saab! I am about to take it apart for paint and engine rebuild

Happy birthday Gregor, thank you for all the inspiration and the good reading that you have provided us with this thread! I am looking forward to see your next house project or motorcycle build

I might drive down from vancouver on Friday, I hope to see you at the show Gregor! Z

I'll call someone in. Hopefully they will be able to trace the leak quickly

Thanks for the input. I am sure that there are few leaks in the system but unfortunately these are not in the exposed areas. The leak must be in the stack rising to the attic, that is buried in the inner walls. No way I can open them up. Hence the corrective measure [emoji6]

I'm wondering if someone can recommend a solution to my issue. I live in a three storey building and the garage and attic have a dry sprinkler system that is kept under pressure by a small compressor. Every time the compressor kicks in it can be heard through out the building as the noise...