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That's my kind of shed and nice to see stuff come out of storage and be useful. Top work, murd.

Hello Brent. My two cents' worth is that the eave-roof over the patio looks better when it's not the full length of the building. I'm usually all for building as much patio and deck as possible but sometimes it's more interesting to stop them short of the corners. Your Dad's Vettes are...

That's a lot of work by any standards, but an awesome effort for a bloke with a new baby to wrangle.

My recommendation is different from most above: don’t worry about power, get something small and light. Most times when I reach for a screwdriver around the house, it’s a job I could do with a non-power tool: taking screws out of covers, going into and out of threaded holes, putting a larger...

Thanks, I get that. By 'most people' I meant viewers not familiar with his work. Since those people aren't looking at this forum, it was an observation I didn't need to offer.

Hello Gregor. I'm a new member here but I know your work from Instagram. That photo is awesome but I suspect most people would think the weld image was pasted into the main shot. Shame . . .

:lol: There's endless entertainment in the Emporium.

Great photos of farm life and machinery, jblnut. Thanks.

Thumbs up for the removable fence and ground boxes, jb3. Good problem-solving there.

Hey Rudi, are you looking for 350-400 horses at the flywheel or the back wheels? Expect 375+ at the wheels with a cam, heads, intake and full exhaust on a VY-era LS1. Great buying on the donk and box, by the way.

Everything here has the mark of quality, promising a fine end result. By the way, I admire the entry, stairs and fridge solution. You got that job right in the end.

Adding my best wishes, Bob. I ordered these frames for you. Justin

The Bunker definitely has that military look. In the UK, do you have what we call whirlybirds in Australia? It's a rooftop, wind-driven, rainproof extractor fan, mainly used for ventilating roof spaces. For this application you'd need one small intake vent on a wall. Then the whirlybird would...

Good recovery on the basement pool conversion, Kevo. That could have been nasty without Charlie's gear. Justin

Hey Jason – I watched your video. The shed among the trees is going to look good. What are the dimensions of the kayak cart and is it staying in the garage? Justin

Thanks, Geoff. That's a useful supplier for all kinds of stuff.

G'day Geoff. New member here. Good job on the trailer deck. I've seen that FRP grating used a lot in public recreation areas here in Sydney – steps and platforms on bush tracks, short elevated walkways, around jetties etc. – but it's hard to find a retail source. It's good stuff: non-slip...

Hello Bob. New visitor to the Emporium here. My name is Justin. I've been peering through the windows for a little while . . . pleased to come in through the door this time.