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BruceS wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 5:24 pm Nearly finished laying decking.
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Can't wait to see the ceiling, or is it only me that sees it upside down.

SteveW wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 8:29 am

BruceS wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 5:24 pm Nearly finished laying decking.
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Can't wait to see the ceiling, or is it only me that sees it upside down.

So it wasn't just me then!

Bruce, at least your photos display correctly after being clicked on.

George

Yes nice bit of work ready for the deck chairs [emoji501][emoji501][emoji501]


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Brucie2 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 9:05 am Yes I must start using my camera rather than my phone.
Anyone know where I can source 8 metres of 4" coolroom panel?
Freight is the problem. Too long for my little 7ft trailer!!

Back when I had a work iPad, I found that if if took a landscape type pic using my left hand to click the shutter all my pics were upside down until inverted on the 'puter. So I turned the device around and clicked with my right hand. All of a sudden everything was right way up. I often wonder if that is the same problem that some of us have when putting up pics.
Regardless of all that, it is looking good Bruce.

mounted our pushbikes in the trailer

Finally finished ( almost) the complete rewire of the van and installing a diesel heater, then spent half a day trying to get the remote to work
I just have to blank off the heater and ducting under the bed and put a couple of return air vents for the heater.

As we'll be away next month I want everything being cruisy and no problems with anything I have touched.
Going to see the new Kalbarri observation platforms over the Murchison Escarpment, as well as a lot of other things and then down to Lancellin for some serious catching. ( I've done a lot of fishing but very little catching so I intend to correct this oversight. )


Ron

Brucie2 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 9:05 am Yes I must start using my camera rather than my phone.
Anyone know where I can source 8 metres of 4" coolroom panel?
Freight is the problem. Too long for my little 7ft trailer!!

Do you want me to look in the house garage? Or are you already counting those bits Actually, might need Margaret to do the looking part, the garage is empty when I look

T1 Terry

I haven't seen it used on coolroom panel, but I can't see why it wouldn't work. I have seen it cut quite successfully with an angle grinder using one of those ultra thin blades. But I think a sabre saw would be the best way to attack it.

G gave the genny a good work out and had the 2 air cons working while I sorted out stuff that is not needed in the bus.