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Hey,Jay Sco,not so fast cowboy,I ain't dead yet!:lol_hitti It's been a couple of years since my last confession......... Had a pretty tough two or three years; Mum's dementia got real bad so she had to move to a care home. Father in law passed away with cancer. Work dried up...

Re: Show us your cool " old " drill press After a quick clean-up I made a new bench for it.Now back in service and used daily.Works fantastic! I managed to contact the manufacturer who still keep all the old hand written company records.According to my serial number,it's a MK2 model born on...

I just make sure my wife is equiped with a good vacuum cleaner and a decent mop!:beer:

Respect to the guy for doing his shopping in a blown flatty powered 'T'! I'm a 'Southern shandy drinking wa***er' from Surrey.:bounce:

I'm in Armadale,West Lothian,about half way between Edinburgh and Glasgow.I'm also originally from south of the border. Not too bad where we are though we have our own fair share of druggies/shite bags!:lol_hitti

Hi and welcome from just down the M8!

I'd agree with that.Along wth the usual catalogue of components,our supplier also has a design book which lists the components required for certain designs. They will also supply a kit of components/materials to assemble a set of gates.

Here's a set I made recently for a customer. Another set I made,not my favourite design but it's what the customer wanted.

Hi and welcome 'Grandpa Bob'! Who'd I have to kill to get the keys to your black Model A?:D

Hi Chris and welcome from Scotland!

Hi Jerry and welcome! What part of Surrey are you in?I'm orginally from Kingston. Mark.

Here's the pic of the gate frame.As you can see,pretty simple fabrication.The mid rails haven't been drilled yet as were waiting for the tongue and groove timber to arrive.You'll see that the mid rails are recessed from the front of the frame.That's because once fitted,the infill will be flush...

I'm gonna have to build a pair of workshop doors eventually too. Like you I'm more familliar with steel(make wrought iron type gates for a living) so I plan on making a pair of frames from 2x2 box section steel with three 2x1 box section mid rails.Then clad the frames with timber boards fixing...

Re: Show us your cool " old " drill press Here's my 'new' drill press.My two sons got together and bought it for my 50th birthday last week. It's a Meddings 'Pacera' bench mount.Needs a clean up after being in storage for the past year or so but works fantastic,far better than the modern ****...

Hi Mark and welcome from a fellow HAMBer and Model 'A' junkie. Some good guys on here such as Breeze and JC(see above) who paint **** whilst wearing womens underwear.:lol:

Haha!Ain't getting rid of me that easily! I've had camera problems recently hence the lack of pics.Started working again after hitting the kitchen wall at a high rate of speed!:bounce: Only problem now is that I can only take two or three pics at a time.Gets any worse,and I'm taking a hammer to...

Thanks Andy,though if you saw it up close.......... Long overdue update! Once the slab had cured,I bolted the sole plate down with HILTI anchor bolts.Then nailed down the wall panels,reinforcing the joints between them with coach bolts.Went up easer than I thought though I had to alter some...

Same here!Alternator packed in on my Jeep.Had to use cash I had set aside for sarking boards for the garage roof.I was hoping to get the roof done by Christmas,no chance now! Good to hear you'll be starting phase 1 soon though.Hope all goes well with no more hitches.

Hey Breeze, Place looks fantastic!Far better than the hovel I'm working in at present.Hopefully that'll change in the near future. Some real nice stuff you have there,particularly the 'Handy Oil' cabinet. Nce job on the cooler too. Mark.

Looks like a cross between a kitchen table and a writing desk.Great idea if you need office space at home but have no room for it. Might not suit my needs but I can still appreciate the thought process behind it.Some cool ideas there to adapt for other projects.