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3D model....
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How can I take you seriously if you cant present something thats to scale.

No dimmers on flourescent lights remember, so you'll need a nice switch bank.
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:puterwork: Since all of this is outa proportion, hows this for ya :TIC:
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Oh and the Florescents are electronic ballast versions, and can be made dim-able.... Not doing that tho, only 5 switches :(

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Wait till I start with the bench, tools and tool trolleys, home made trolleys and benches, and the rotisserie... 8) :hangloose:

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I thought you were going to build a car??
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Tony Z wrote:I thought you were going to build a car??
Multitasking, the roofchop work starts in 2 weeks time, its booked. Waiting for the hydraulic pedals and Air ride suspension to arrive, then the rotisserie to build. By the time the chop starts the workshop will be ready. Then the mods on the pan will start, Air ride go in and all the stuff on the pan moved and changed. I hate idling and not doing something :wink:

This is all just prepwork, and for fun to keep me busy until the real graft starts :roll: Finished the design of the new dash for the project, the new air inlets, the badges to go on there, the instrument layout etc. Still the wiring design to complete, send all the switches out for laser engraving and lots and lots more.

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Your lighting simulation is going to be of no use..... It will be inaccurate! How the hell will it compensate for all the people that are going t ocome and crowd your place, moving about? :shock:



























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Man i do have an answer:
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Entrance fee charged :TIC: Its a Tanning Salon

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sarel.wagner wrote:Entrance fee charged :TIC: Its a Tanning Salon

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sarel.wagner wrote:Waiting for the hydraulic pedals and Air ride suspension to arrive, then the rotisserie to build. By the time the chop starts the workshop will be ready. Then the mods on the pan will start, Air ride go in and all the stuff on the pan moved and changed. I hate idling and not doing something :wink:

This is all just prepwork, and for fun to keep me busy until the real graft starts :roll: Finished the design of the new dash for the project, the new air inlets, the badges to go on there, the instrument layout etc. Still the wiring design to complete, send all the switches out for laser engraving and lots and lots more.

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sarel.wagner wrote: Firstly I'm not cross with my money so I don't go pissing about with it. A fair budget is just that, fair. And yes its a project, so time is on my side. And I ain't doing it because I think a Bug is cheap either ;)

So budget wise looking at about R80k.
Hows this working out for you?
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sarel.wagner wrote:Waiting for the hydraulic pedals and Air ride suspension to arrive, then the rotisserie to build. By the time the chop starts the workshop will be ready. Then the mods on the pan will start, Air ride go in and all the stuff on the pan moved and changed. I hate idling and not doing something :wink:

This is all just prepwork, and for fun to keep me busy until the real graft starts :roll: Finished the design of the new dash for the project, the new air inlets, the badges to go on there, the instrument layout etc. Still the wiring design to complete, send all the switches out for laser engraving and lots and lots more.

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sarel.wagner wrote: Firstly I'm not cross with my money so I don't go pissing about with it. A fair budget is just that, fair. And yes its a project, so time is on my side. And I ain't doing it because I think a Bug is cheap either ;)

So budget wise looking at about R80k.
Hows this working out for you?
Tony, painful.... As I said on page 9 here, the budget was revised, upwards admittedly, so on the project itself, quite ok. It's going to go over even the revised budget, but not by much. The R 80k is now about spent.

It may look like a lot of spending, and yes it may be, but its broadly withing what I was expecting it to be. If you want only genuine German rubber, you gotta pay for em. This is why I plan a lot, call me Sir Plannalot :jerkoff:

The workshop/carport thing is eating me, not to even start on the new tools and workbenches, trolleys and other stuff. Designing the trolleys and other portable work surfaces as we speak. Still to get is a Mill, TIG for welding the heads, Flowbench, all the head & valve tools to do the seats, valves and porting stuff.

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Awww :bn: it started raining, after pressure washing the slab this morning, wanted to paint the epoxy tomorrow :evil: Crap, now parts of it wont be dry...

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Sarel,

Remind me to make good friends with you one day if I come back to SA!!! :shock:

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Tool trolley, whatcha all think? 25mm square tubing, metal drawers, kitchen drawer slides, each drawer can take 15kg load.
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