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:dunno: Where's the project or space therefore :eyecrazy:

Her's a photo of one with dimensions. It makes use of a hydraulic bottle jack but can easily be adapted for scissor jack. I am also contemplating building 2 off :thumbup:

Fixed the wife's overlocker. Motor went. Spent ZAR300-00 and saved myself about ZAR4200-00 as she would have bought a new one :D New motor bench tested and working :beer:

What can I say??? I need this guy to come and sort out my garage!!!! :lol_hitti I will store every item as per his drawing :bow: and have space left :beer:

What??? 77 Posts and no pics! :needpics: Let me be the 1st to get hammerred :bubbrubb: Sorry for the quality of the photo. I started my clean up and sorting/dumping stuff after the photo was taken.:willy_nil

Re: Teardrop Camper -- Structural Thoughts I also have the idea to build a teardrop in the back of my head as kids are all grown up now. I already have a registered utility trailer in crappy condition that will be the donor, dut I saw another design called a BRT that I like as well. Andre

My name is Andre.and a new by. On the subject I agree with DekeT. I am by no means a professional or qualified welder as my experience is limited to smaller home projects for myself and family/friends using mostly a 140Amp air cooled AC welder because I am comfortable with it. I do have a mig...

Thanks! I share your view with regards to the price of your tools :lol: One problem I have is that my wife always seems to recognize new tools even though she hardly ever comes in my garage and I then have to try and convince her I had it long time already :evil:

Have you considered using interlockng retaining block for levelling? Can be made nice with vegetation/plants between blocks to prevent dirt gong into pool. Don't need to be as high though :lol:

Hi, my name is Andre Jonck and live in South Africa. I have a passion for old cars and in my search for info on retoration work I came upon the GJ forum and got hooked!!! :beer: Amazing crafmtanship abound with a lot of info and pictures for guidance. I am a novice (I.e. don't know much...