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Great looking tank wagon. That 3D printed tank looks high quality. No sign (to me) or ridges or strata. Have you done a lot of filling and rubbing down or are 3D printers getting better?

Rik

Good to see you eventually got the train there and back. Reminds me, I really must have a run soon.

Rik

Cracking good shot, Greg

Rik

Very nice! Hope it now works ok

Rik

Great looking wagons. At least you (and we) will know the planks are individual!

My lawn is like a sponge to walk on. I can only remember one occasion previously when it's been as wet for so long.

Rik

Great job on the shed Rik. The insulation you are using is what I had in the new shed I bought at, blooming heck, two address's ago. It's brilliant stuff. I had a lovely warm shed with very little heating on in the winter months, although in the summer both doors needed to be opened and the windows...

Great job on the shed Rik. The insulation you are using is what I had in the new shed I bought at, blooming heck, two address's ago. It's brilliant stuff. I had a lovely warm shed with very little heating on in the winter months, although in the summer both doors needed to be opened and the windows...

Coming together nicely Rik. I agree with you on the subject of wall lights and accessible sockets. If you have a central light source you can end up working in your own shadow at the workbench. One thing I do prefer is to have all the electrics lights and socket supplied through a single double pol...

Interested in the high level power leads.....? For wall mounted spotlights (thanks to IKEA) over the workbench. These days I need a lot of light when working on small details ..... or maybe I need new glasses? The ones midway up the wall will be for double sockets just above the workbench so I don'...

Now working on the interior. Funny you should mention foamboard, Andrew..... S0061580.JPG . The insulation I'm using is a sort of foamboard - foam between layers of foil. Not cheap but as my missus says, you're only going to do it once (unless of course I have a cunning plan!). This is then clad wit...

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Fri Oct 25, 2019 10:39 am

Thanks to you all. Diagram did the job (big relief). I can now fit it to my Diesel. Once finished I 'll post a photo. Frank.

Great! Looking forward to seeing it. Always happy to help if I can.

Rik

Thanks Philip, you beat me to it.

Rik

Good to hear she runs at a realistic speed as well as looking good!

Rik

Wow! Now that does look hospitable! Love the pot bellied stove!

Rik

Useful tips, thanks, Peter.
I've already got plans for a verandah with some decking. However, that will have to wait for funds to replenish. I like the idea of a shelf and wood store. I don't remember seeing your multifuel stove - but then I've not visited you during the winter months.

Rik