I have made a start on cutting and polishing the rattle can paint job on the GPz. Given I've never cut or polished before, I think its going OK. Instruction was given, more is welcome
Decided the lump of wood stuck on the top of a camera tripod acting as a rifle steady could be improve a bit . Found a couple of Ally odds and knocked up this ,simple effective but most importantly free.
Removed all the interiors on the 126p discovered it would be much harder than what I thought.
It should be at the scrapyard.
It's a challenge with myself because I tend to give up when things go wrong and I won't give up with it.
Frustrating time consuming a money pit surely not worth the effort by any means.
But I'll try anyways because I already got panels for it and at least those have to be fitted.
Not willing to repeat the mistake of buying another one because it would not be much different than the one I already have and honestly they are extremely hard and expensive to get.
Some bits for the prototype side stand, made two rods in case I decide a fixed foot is better than the ball joint one. My idea may come to nothing but you have to try
Found an old tube of contact adhesive, now appears to have gone bad but I used it anyway. Cut two rubber sheets, glued them on - which just stayed as a gooey mess.. Its just padding to protect it.
Battery now strapped securely in place.
Mild inroads into cleaning up my main work bench.
Some time after Easter, I may actually clean up the Colchester a bit beyond the level of the utter abomination that it currently is....
Well I am going to say it. Today I made nothing and did nothing, couple emails and one Snot_A_Gram then lunch with my pal. I'll do something tomorrow, probably.
I've built the unit for the kitchen sink and got the sink roughly installed. I might yet plumb it in tomorrow, I don't fiddle with the plumbing when the shops are shut or will soon be shutting.
Today I've disassemble all the interiors of the 126p.
Back home for lunch
Back to my land but with the husky consaw for run it little bit and then run it out of fuel.
Back in town I went to fix a fryer.
Disassembled found the fault in the thermal protection.
Made a temporary fix till the new one arrives.
Got paid.
Then I took the vacuum cleaner back to my brother who lend it to me to clean the 126p little bit.
Back home put few things on the shelf.
Not even had dinner I'm currently going to sleep.
Tomorrow it's a working day and I'm extremely tired