metalhead140
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Looks like it will turn out nice!
Workshop build, Melbourne, Australia.
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It's been a couple of years since I completed my build and with time and adding new tools to the shop I found that the benches along the back wall were taking up space and not being used. So on the weekend I removed them and reused the materials to build some more useful shelving, splashed some colour on the wall to brighten the place up and there you go 
Still have plenty of sorting out to do but very happy with the result
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Looking fantastic andyaus, thanks for the update.
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It fill the space nicely, great score.
Grumblebum
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Awesome progress andyaus, how did your deck turn out in the end ?
Cheers GB.
Cheers GB.
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Finally managed to pick up a nice Table saw for the shop, It's a little excessive for my needs but folds up well I'm collecting it tomorrow so I'll be able to figure out what type of wheels I need for it 
( Found these pic's of the same model and condition on the net, It's a SCHEPPACH TS 4000 )
I'm collecting it tomorrow so I'll be able to figure out what type of wheels I need for it ( Found these pic's of the same model and condition on the net, It's a SCHEPPACH TS 4000 )
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Wow, your display of RCs is impressive and would be great fun.
Great score on the table saw, it sure is a step or two above my Triton saw.
Regards
Great score on the table saw, it sure is a step or two above my Triton saw.
Regards
spectral
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Love the Rc cars, I can see 4 of mine in there: original gold chassis rc10, fox (single front shock), striker (my first car), and a falcon.
I spent 15 mins looking at that pic! Would love to see more or a website.
I spent 15 mins looking at that pic! Would love to see more or a website.
Wow, your display of RCs is impressive and would be great fun.
Thanks mate
Plenty of fun, Especially when I set up the backyard track and everybody participates in the backyard champs 
Great score on the table saw, it sure is a step or two above my Triton saw.
Regards
Cheers, Even though it's a little excessive for my needs
It was a good price, I added some 55kg full swivel & lock wheels to it today when I got it home, Now it's so easy to move it about. I'm glad I have a dust extractor already Thanks
Well you've got 2 right, The Striker & RC10 but I don't have a Fox or Falcon. What you can see are a couple of Boomerang front ends & a Supershot The Striker was my first RC back in 88 also Here is the website I belong to
http://tamiyabase.com/forum/recent.html
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spectral
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Doh I really thought the one on the top shelf closest to camera was a falcon!
The single shock front ends I just presumed were a fox, I didn't know other tamiyas had the single. The fox wasn't a bad car at all, there were a couple at our local club in stock back around 1990. Good times, thanks for refreshing the memories
The single shock front ends I just presumed were a fox, I didn't know other tamiyas had the single. The fox wasn't a bad car at all, there were a couple at our local club in stock back around 1990. Good times, thanks for refreshing the memories
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Andy, Your camper looks a great setup.
Enjoy..
Enjoy..
Thanks, We've had a Motorhome for a while now (7yrs), but wanted the flexability of the camper trailer. Being able to leave it and go for a drive will be excellent & of course Registration for the Motorhome is AUD$720 per year and the Camper trailer is only AUD$55 per year! yes please
Grumblebum
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Trailer looks cool, good size tent. Check out the drifta gear for pull out kitchens and all that unless you are going to make your own like I did.
I'd spent ages looking at trailers etc when one sorta fell in our lap too. (cub kamparoo).
Cheers GB.
I'd spent ages looking at trailers etc when one sorta fell in our lap too. (cub kamparoo).
Cheers GB.
Thanks mate
Yes this 1 really was a good deal, only used 6 times and we got it for half the retail price, plus it came with about $1500 of extras in it With this model the rear gate swings out and that's where most attach a kitchen & yes like you I will make my own
like this one, but mine will be timber
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Kenfab
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Sweet camper! Hard to believe all that stuff fits in such a small package!
great rc collection too, awesome that ya get em out and use em and dont just leave them on the shelf!
great rc collection too, awesome that ya get em out and use em and dont just leave them on the shelf!metalhead140
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Wow, impressive RC collection! Camper looks good too.
Thanks mate, yeah the're addictive little buggers
My plan is to finish the rebuilds on them all this year, most just need the bodies painted We're really looking forward to using the camper and have booked 2 trips already
A 4 dayer at Easter & 2 weeks starting 3 week of April, the 4 dayer will be a good opportunity to see what else we need for the bigger trip Today was definitely "Happy Wife, Happy Life" day + massive brownie points for me My Wife run's Personal Fitness training sessions in our front car garage and has been asking me to keep an eye out for some shelving for around 12mths. Well finally some came up These have been sitting for some time waiting for a new home, Mine now Anyway loaded them up during the week and got them home, After a trip to a few camping stores today we came home, stripped, split, cleaned, reassembled & installed them Needless to say she is very happy with them.
+ massive brownie points for me My Wife run's Personal Fitness training sessions in our front car garage and has been asking me to keep an eye out for some shelving for around 12mths. Well finally some came up These have been sitting for some time waiting for a new home, Mine now Anyway loaded them up during the week and got them home, After a trip to a few camping stores today we came home, stripped, split, cleaned, reassembled & installed them Needless to say she is very happy with them.Attachments
ajohno
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Looks great.
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...and Bob's your uncle!
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Your right there Andy and well done.
Grumblebum
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Shelves came up great mate = brownie points.
Not sure what gear you need to get for the camper but aldi have some RV gear in the store today. I picked up some annexe matting and a LED light kit that has dimmers etc. Did a quick test out using the camper battery and it seems to work pretty well.
Cheers GB.
Not sure what gear you need to get for the camper but aldi have some RV gear in the store today. I picked up some annexe matting and a LED light kit that has dimmers etc. Did a quick test out using the camper battery and it seems to work pretty well.
Cheers GB.
Shelves came up great mate = brownie points.
Not sure what gear you need to get for the camper but aldi have some RV gear in the store today. I picked up some annexe matting and a LED light kit that has dimmers etc. Did a quick test out using the camper battery and it seems to work pretty well.
Cheers GB.
Cheers Mate, yes the Wife noted that Aldi were doing something, We are pretty sorted though, Between cookers, lights, seats, & dog toy's
We did just buy a 90Ltr Evakool dual zone fridge freezer, It will pay for itself with the more camping we do & being able to take our food like we did in the motor home 
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Well a fair amount has been done to improve my Wife's gym space since I last posted, We have now added a heavy duty rubber floor which she can still park the car on
Andy, I am having trouble opening you image.
what bred of matting have you used??
Regards