31 Seater Projects - Norms Buses - Monthly activity

Norman Julian 25 May
: The power will finally be going in the new shed in a weeks time.
: There will be a 3 phase outlet for a few machines I have in mind.
: I have been making my bus frame fabricator rich for too long.
: Sheet folder for one.
: There will be plenty of light and plenty of power points.
: Bryce Pender As long as the kettle and fridge work
: Gregor Neil Robertson
: You'll need a couple of apprentices to train up and support you?
: Wish I had one.
: Getting down undersides is very unwelcome work nowadays (at 77 - I just can't believe it, still too many projects on hand!)
: James Webb
: Get an old three phase grinder, you will love it.
: James Leonard Garrod
: Bus B 'n' B?
: (Would need another B for Bog though.)
: Norman Julian
: Just how many of you need to take their meds.
: James Leonard Garrod
: Norman Julian I'm runnin' a bit Low, anybody got any spares to tide me over?
: Robert Stevenson
: Make sure you dont skimp on the sub mains feeding the shed.
: Voltage drop considerations and further additions you may choose to make.
: Your shed is also a good candidate for a good sized solar set up.
: You need good sized sub mains to feed back into the grid successfully too.
: Robert Stevenson
: Another thing I found very useful to do in a lot of sheds, was to fix an extension lead at every door. Secure into place with a cable gland, so it cant be taken from its spot.
: Cures the frustration of looking for a lead to do something near the door.
: Leads can be a bit like philips head screwdrivers, and my personal favourite for the imperialists, the 7/16 socket or spanner.
: Never to be found when you really need one for a quick job.
: Must be the boy scout in me coming out.
: When camping I always taped a cigarette lighter to a post in the tent on a few feet of string.
: Could never find one of them when you wanted one either.

Norms Restoration - 31 Seater Projects -

Infrastructure

2019

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