If you've added something new to your outfit today or recently that you're proud of, show it to the members with photos if possible. Mention details about it to help everyone understand what it is and how it works etc.
SteveW wrote:In fact, let them in - once. Make sure they jam their fingers - that's the end of that.
Ooooh you are awful, no wonder I like you.......
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Russell Barter from South Australia AKA "Death on Wheels"
Mitsubishi Challenger towing a Jurgen 2406 Caravan. Its all about fun with friends travelling our great country.
I have also been looking at some how arranging a 3 fold sliding table.
The sliding mechanism is from a Jayco but there are others. The Jayco not only slides but it is easy to remove the table entirely.
The leg I am using comes from Ikea and cost around $25.00. The larger diameter section screws out of the plate that mounts to the table (don't let the Ikea people tell you it does not unscrew - you just need a strong grip and wrists. It is also adjustable in height; just unscrew the smaller diameter section and slide it in or out.
Your cupboard is the answer I was searching for as to how to hold up small leaves.
baysidetas wrote:I have also been looking at some how arranging a 3 fold sliding table.
The sliding mechanism is from a Jayco but there are others. The Jayco not only slides but it is easy to remove the table entirely.
The leg I am using comes from Ikea and cost around $25.00. The larger diameter section screws out of the plate that mounts to the table (don't let the Ikea people tell you it does not unscrew - you just need a strong grip and wrists. It is also adjustable in height; just unscrew the smaller diameter section and slide it in or out.
Your cupboard is the answer I was searching for as to how to hold up small leaves.
Looks great - congratulations.
thats what im looking for Can you put a piccie on please. going to Ikea today....
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt.... If at first you dont succeed, Skydiving is not for you.
Russell Barter from South Australia AKA "Death on Wheels"
Mitsubishi Challenger towing a Jurgen 2406 Caravan. Its all about fun with friends travelling our great country.