GeekKopi That's looking great mate. Nice colour scheme. There is nothing better than building something yourself to enjoy. Another option for wood is to use some old timber instead of ply wood. You could get some old euro (EPAL) hardwood pallets for about $5 each (I've seen heaps of ads on gumtree in Melb) and use the slats to give your trolley a reclaimed timber look.
Lacehim The trolley project has been put on the back burner for a bit while I paint the house to be sold next month, and sorting out stuff for the new house. The old trolley got dismantled the other day and the new trolley is now in the workshop! 🙂 Hopefully progress made soon. 🙂
Cuir_Beluga Brett H wrote: New trolley, new house... I'm thinking surely there a new machine on the horizon..... I always thought it was new house, new baby 😛.
Lacehim Still no progress but will be soon once the dining table is complete. 🙂 I might upcycle a coffee table I have lying around that isn't selling on Gumtree and get it out the garage. I'll get brownie points if my wifes car fits in the garage afterwards! :pan :thumb:
Brett_H Yes... using a carport for its intended purpose is laudable, but dull compared to its potential to do stuff. Stuff is awesome!
Lacehim It's finished. Yes a miracle I know. In the end I used an old coffee table with a lift up lid so I can store items like bags etc under the top, and the doors underneath house the KKTO and bits. Back to using a cardboard box as my roasting cooler but I'll build a new one from a bucket when I can. 🙂 Also finished my dining table. I sanded it back and stenciled it with a home made stencil using white paint, then stained over it and coated it with liquid glass (resin). Happy with the result. The resin isn't perfect but it was my first attempt and I learned a lot doing it and would do it again. Table with stencil Table with stain and liquid glass.
