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The Richards Bay - JHB flight quite often looks like that

BUT, a tad wealthier than the previous year

Impressive Streched@, from the picks they look like angled butt joints

Stretch@ why don't you use lap-joints on the table brace X? I noticed you did the same on your previous build. And Woodoc 50 Marine would be probably the best solution not to foul clothing

My audit with supporting documents which consisted off MedAid cert and Annuity Cert took 1 month to sort out.

I've been watching Mossad 101, its in Hebrew with English subtitles and I'm suitable impressed with the story so far. 12 Episodes and the plot thickens...

The block bench, some artificial grass and kitsch tree ornaments, winner! O ja, and a youtube vid

The Goddess you referring to is, Suzelle

If I see Sauser in the Epic, it always reminds me of Burry Stander and the golden years of the Epic. When I see Sauser and CoolH even more so...I just can't see myself supporting anyone else. Christmas came early!

Looks like a BFS between the foamies and the next set centre of the photo????

Correct, Noddy Car, based on the French Panhard chassis. For those that have not yet read Battle on the Lomba by David Mannall, do so, the Ratel and tactics employed in that battle is extensively discussed.

Both let the heart rate race a bit

Fitted with a 120mm self loading cannon AND the defence web boys recon you can call it a wheeled tank too

Anyhow, its awesome and if I get one for Christmas the taxi population might decrease shortly after I have drilled holes through the local SARS office

IFV = Infintary Fighting Vehicle Casspir is a APC Edit: see it is actually listed as ARV = Armoured reconnaissance vehicle

I concur!

Madness

I'm a DIY'er, the boat earlier in this thread was built with a mix of DeWalt, Bosch blue and green. I rate my DeWalt 18v drill/driver/hammer drill combo my best investment this year. I drove at one stage 96 brass screws in the morning and out the afternoon, with other jobs during the day on a single charge. Even better than that is that DeWalt makes a well balanced tool, so when you put it down it doesn't topple over, like some Bosch tools I had and not to mention Ryobi. Bosch blue 18v is also very decent, but I doubt it will give the same life as DeWalt, it is marginally cheaper in the 18v segment, however, as we have all learnt, buying something for the long run is the answer, so the extra R400 per tool is where the benefit lies.

Hi LeTurbo, I really like what you do, the fact that you take on jobs like these that repairs a piece of a dream, just that bit that needs replacing and no more. I just like it

Two Sausage dog pups for the boys...6 weeks old and being spoiled and loved[emoji7] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good news. I remeber that it was a storm that brought him to you?

The mission involved to get this rectified is of biblical proportions, good luck to your friend!

Reminds me of the old saying; eerder in die k@k as uit die mode!

Jay_B, that is a Stanley #40 scrub plane. Seethe ebay link, some plane irons on there for sale, but you could also ask your local Builder to order one for you. Incidentally, a scrub plane is used to remove a lot of wood in a short period of time, so it has a specific job and is not really suited to fine work. Hope it helps. PS: Grandpa's chisels are seriously good Swedish steel chisels and very hard to come by! Edit: ebay link http://www.ebay.com/bhp/scrub-plane

Check Jeremy Brouns design on youtube, very easy to build and layout is up to you and what tools you have