Got an hour in with the build.
Where I cut the cabinet shorter I needed to cover up the gash before I ended up with a gash.
Cut the top off the top of the door I had removed.
Welded it together, and also closed the holes on the top of the frame and rear of the front face.
You will see the front face standing 10mm higher than than the rear. This will allow me to add a section of 18mm ply to the top to give a solid base to add whatever ends up there in the end.
Wood cut but not mounted on top.
I got a text from JoeM this week to offer me a small winding handle to use as the "power switch" on the side of the cabinet. Still thinking about it, bt it is much nicer than the door handle I was going to make fit.
Rummaging for some bits of wood I found this death trap in the back of the garage.
Should probably get rid of it, I have no medical insurance.
Hope to get back to it for a few hours on Sunday as the rest of the week and weekend is booked up, including a small road trip to Battersea at 06.00 on Saturday, involving a 1969 Chevy Chevelle rear bumper, due to be part of another project later on.