Photobucket continues to frustrate me, but at least I seem to have found a way to support my random rambling with phots, using the web based home, vs a mobile app.
Money seems to continue to haemorrhage from my wallet.
Important stuff, current and earthing.
@nickwheeler said so. 😉
Various nuts n bolts, think sheet metal, firewall, trays etc.
Gloopy silicone, gutter sealant etc for various sealing and joining jobs.
‘The last few weeks have been quite full on with day job work keeping me busy and away from home (Covid home working was good) and knackered at night.
Tuesday evening I was angry about some dumb stuff at work (seems it makes me more productive to go unwind a bit) so an hour in the garage gave me progress.
Shelving offcut.
Bit of measuring, cutting.
John, the short term lodger is a biker, car guy and driving instructor, and enjoys coming to the garage.
I did not realise he had taken some photos while I was busy focussing.
David the other lodger (Electrician contractor manager at Grain power station) who has been here a year also came down to check if I had lost any limbs yet, and promptly proposed to close down my site for all sorts of H&S infringements.
So different these two guys.
Bit of folding,
Some holes drilled, bolted to the fender, and we will have the mounting bracket for fuse box and relay as illustrated before.
This was one of those jobs that the wiring loom unpicking has made easier by adding maybe 50mm of play to it.
Small steps, all take time.
I look at this bracket and kinda wish I had some record of time spent overall like @blackpopracing has on his build.
https://forum.retro-rides.org/thread...glia-shinyness
That is the way to do it.
My Teardrop trailer build was about 360 hours all told, years ago.
Crazy how time adds up.