kai1980
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those trophies look great!
and nice choice on a work vehicle too..
and nice choice on a work vehicle too..
Ken, you do it well..![]()

Not a fabricator ?Looks like some pretty good fabrication to me. That garden screen looks pretty well fabricated as well.



K, some shows are funny like that. One field day we did we thought was an absolute bomb from looking at the books on the Sunday night, but over the next twelve months it come in big time. So...hang in there.
You could be like us and get your main yearly income in July August and September, and have to live off it for the next 9 months. It really cures you of impulse buying.
Your product is good, people will pick up on that.
Just catching up - those trophies look amazing, well done! In my experience most hot rod runs aren't necessarily run by people with professional event management experience, so sometimes details can get lost on the day with the stress of running an event. Shame you didnt make more sales on the day, but as others have said it's also about getting your name out there as well. If you want to take it to that level I'd suggest a dedicated facebook page and instagram account as well. And the whole job situation sounds like a complete rollercoaster too!
i really need to work on my social media presence. www.facebook.com/carbonplasma is my page, i really should do an instagram though, seems alot easier without paying for advertisement. Rollercoaster describes my work perfectly 
Hewey has a good point. set up a facetube page for your signs!
i've followed this guy for a few years. don't know him. i did buy one custom made to order piece from him a couple of years ago. just using it as an example for promoting a small venture...
word of mouth spreads so much quicker online!
https://www.facebook.com/richard.marchant.marchosmurals.710
Ken start an album in your profile it will host 1000 pics.


Nice work. An impressive thread all the way through.
Your jaunt with the Toyota made me look at Carsales...
Ken wow you have been through quite a bit. Glad to see that you were not seriously injured.
Good to see you back in action with the plama cutter.![]()

Great to see you back mate, even better the bike accident wasn't worse. Good to see the plasma get some love too.

I put together another bench. I found the basic table frame in the bin on a job site I worked at. I zapped out the base plates for the wheels and some gussets and hot glued them on with the mig. Grabbed a couple of castors and a ryobi electric planer from the big green shed. Gave it a lick of paint and this is how she turned out.
Always great to see some of your projects and updates. Very glad the bike accident wasn't worse than it was. Looking forward to more in the future.
JB
Ken great work on the bench and top score from work..![]()
That's a great update mate except for scary bullbar guy - yikes.
Tell us about the pushie...
cheers GB
haha she is an s-works tarmac. Carbon frame , carbon wheels, weighs about 6-7kg. It’s a fairly old model (2011), but barely ridden, the guy won it and already had a nicer bike. I got a killer deal on it so I couldn’t resist, the money from selling the soarer was burning a hole in my pocket You need one of those beepers like on the new cars that flashes in your mirrors when cars are too close.

Bad luck with the Scooter and Bolt. Great score on the car. Nice looking laser cut fire place.

Great update Ken, you've been busy mate.
Sorry to hear about the bike going rubber side up, but sounds like it worked out OK.
Nice Specialized, that should be fun.
