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joebog1 · 26th Sep 2018, 5:51 am

A couple more.

WE have some half decent tools, NOTE they are not really industrial quality, more advanced hobbyist stuff. For electricity, the government gave us a 20 kilowatt solar system with backup battery as part of a grant, so we actually sell electricity back to the power company.

"Repairs" is a photo of a rocking horse that was found in a paddock and mostly rotted away. After some weeks it was rebuilt by our first aid officer, who has an excellent repution in Queensland Amulance Service, where he served for almost 40 years

It can still be seen where the tracks used to be in the photo "rear". So our front and rear decks are at "railway truck" height.

I will do more photos of the things that we make, as time goes by, including some "project boxes" that could be suitable for electronics.

Thanks to David for the new discussion group, I like to think it's fun to have a bit of a gabble about things we do, especially when he himself, produces excellent looking projects well worthy of a bit of chatter.

Regards, Joe.

26th Sep 2018, 5:51 am	#6
joebog1 Banned Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Mareeba, North Queensland, Australia Posts: 2,704	Re: 'Men In Sheds' A couple more. WE have some half decent tools, NOTE they are not really industrial quality, more advanced hobbyist stuff. For electricity, the government gave us a 20 kilowatt solar system with backup battery as part of a grant, so we actually sell electricity back to the power company. "Repairs" is a photo of a rocking horse that was found in a paddock and mostly rotted away. After some weeks it was rebuilt by our first aid officer, who has an excellent repution in Queensland Amulance Service, where he served for almost 40 years It can still be seen where the tracks used to be in the photo "rear". So our front and rear decks are at "railway truck" height. I will do more photos of the things that we make, as time goes by, including some "project boxes" that could be suitable for electronics. Thanks to David for the new discussion group, I like to think it's fun to have a bit of a gabble about things we do, especially when he himself, produces excellent looking projects well worthy of a bit of chatter. Regards, Joe. Attached Thumbnails