I use a 6l compressor with an Aircraft brand spray gun. (Builders and Leroy Merlin stock a small range on these) It's perfectly suitable for even an air nailer.
It cost me R1800 inclusive of a 10m airhose and fittings. Apart from that I use it clean the tools and workshop too, so a very handy setup to have.
I know New Zealand has a similar hiking route which is world famous.
I would've been one of your first customers as this type of route lends itself to hiking, biking and trial running. The opportunities for businesses and international tourists is limitless!
I remain intriqued by your picture with the Cape Parrot like bird on the stick...if you live in JHB it must be an escapee or a an escaped Conure, but the green cheecked conure has white around the eyes...
Do you perhpas know or do you just feed them?
Download MaxCut https://maxcut.software.informer.com/2.8/
Study the tutorial
Now you can do your own layout at home, but as Dave303e also points out, have it cut, it only costs about R40-60 per sheet
I have a Rottie which was raised by Labrador.
People are amazed by his nature, which is very similar to the lab, but his "protective of the family side" kicks in when needed. He learnt from the lab how to beg for attention, which i don't see in other Rotties, but it's not a terrible thing either.
Rotties are top dogs
The original SAB was Castle Brewery with Charles glass the founder brewer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_African_Breweries
https://www.southafricanmi.com/blog-30sep2016.html#:~:text=Background and history of SABMiller,Glass%2C founder of Castle Brewery.
Try these guys, Knob and Knocker in Pinetown
https://www.cachet.co.za/download-catalogue/2018_Ironmongery_And_Hardware_Catalogue.pdf
and these guys, I see they have what you need...
https://www.handlesinc.co.za/
That's so true. PantsBoy made me a mallet out of doringhout with a beach handle and I just couldn't use it, it was really a nice mallet. Then my youngest gets hold of it and smacks something with it, ice was broken and now I regularly use it in my shop.
I recently completed the Paul Sellers workbench using plywood only, I was going to post a few pictures, but goeie genugtig man, it will look very crappy against your sculpture.
An absulutely stunning piece of carpentry skill Carrera, I'm sure you are super proud of it.
I concur, the variable speed function is a must have as Carrera notes above. I have a biscuit cutter bit I use from time to time on my router and 22k rpm is wild with that attached, so variability in speed is required.
The crew was definately rattled, but his driver's calm composure kept him calm. He was semi frozen between commands. He is definately not as well trained as the leader and when the vehicle stopped you could see his indicision and reluctance to exit the vehicle. That seat could've become his death spot, fighting outside the vehicle would give him a better chance of survival once the doors popped. In the end it worked out well for him.
The hull is formed, then the deck is welded to it with bulkheads in place and the transom is added. You will then end up with, wait for it, hull, deck and bulkheads! Still want to argue?
