That looks far too fast for somebody north of the Tay.
If you stick it back on a truck and ship it back below the Forth I'll make sure it's looked after

Looking good though.

Thats some good looking nasty there!   

Brett

That looks far too fast for somebody north of the Tay.
If you stick it back on a truck and ship it back below the Forth I'll make sure it's looked after

Looking good though.

No problem mc, just send up the cash to the value of the rapid speed in £'s and I will get a truck arranged

Hood

So that's £1 a m/min?

Forgot you were just a brickie or something like that, the engineering community uses mm as their units
Hood

My bricklaying makes dry stane dykes look perfectly acceptable for wall papering!

I'm more used to the intracacies of vehicle diagnostics

Ah ok o units used, just spanners and hammers 
Hood

Hammer is such a harsh misunderstood term. Percussive adjustment tool sounds far better

Got a few bits and pieces done over the last few days, wee bit more wiring, got some of the lettering applied and also got the doors test fitted. I had to make up a bracket for the doors to mount the runner to, just made it out of some Alu I had and think it will look fine once painted. I am really pleased with the doors, they work well and they will give a good view of the work area. I have to paint the lower part which is 3mm stainless and make up  some edges for them and the sides of the enclosure to fill the gap and I also need to make some handles
 I also got some LED bulkhead lights which I have fitted but not wired in yet but looks like they will give enough light once the side panels go on.

Hood

   Shoooooooooooooooo weeeeeeeeeeeeee!  Nice!