Well we think this was the first video we actually see the GREAT Gingery machine tool maker out front of the camera, nice to finally meet you Peter. Nice upgrades and updates to a newer work area, great to see you and be here. Lance & Patrick.
G'day Lance and Patrick it's good to hear from you, it's been a while since we've seen or heard from you, I hope all is well with you both and your business. Stay safe and well, cheers Peter
Coming along nicely, and you're saving a small fortune using stuff that is on hand. Will feel nice for you to have everything secured under lock and key.
G'day Everett. I was given the siding by a neighbour about 15 years ago if not more only problem is it has been out of production now for a good 10 years so all of the trim I had to make myself from the siding itself. The side door plywood was given to me by a work colleague some 10 years ago (wow has it been that long?) It's a good thing there is no use by date, that reminds me to go and check the pantry since I have cared for my wife for the past 8 years, there's no one but me to keep an eye on it. Cheers Peter
Hello Peter, You really are very good at this engineering stuff... it looks great... Everyone will be thinking you have something super valuable in your garage now as you have all those locked doors... See you on the next one. Take care. Paul,,
G'day Paul. Thanks for your support. The doors and walls are primarily to reduce the draft and locks a way to stop the doors swinging in the breeze and banging. Many years ago my electrical tools were stolen when we were away holidaying but the garage showed no signs of forced entry. I recalled I had lost the keys for 2 days and wondered whether my feral neighbours at the time had made a copy , I will never know. The thing that really annoyed me was they took the battery drill but not it's charger which was on the bench in plain sight how stupid can they be, so doors and locks are a way of stopping drafts and keeping honest thieves out. At least I am blessed to have a workshop at home, I have wondered how is it you don't? Cheers Peter
Really looking good now Peter, you must be pleased with the end result, totally different building to when you started. Personal (non) entry door I would call it lol, I think any scum bags will be quickly moving on if they come up against your work! Well done. Cheers, Jon
Thanks Jon for your support. It's always good to feel you've protected your property but read my reply to Knacklers workshop. You really only stop the honest thief, those of opportunity or chance . Cheers Peter
Thanks Max. Did you forget the memo "it's a personal entry door "in that you can't lift it. Hope you're shed is progressing well my refurb is being hampered by too much rain, at least no serious flooding like up north. Cheers Peter
Well we think this was the first video we actually see the GREAT Gingery machine tool maker out front of the camera, nice to finally meet you Peter. Nice upgrades and updates to a newer work area, great to see you and be here. Lance & Patrick.
G'day Lance and Patrick it's good to hear from you, it's been a while since we've seen or heard from you, I hope all is well with you both and your business. Stay safe and well, cheers Peter
Coming along nicely, and you're saving a small fortune using stuff that is on hand. Will feel nice for you to have everything secured under lock and key.
G'day Everett. I was given the siding by a neighbour about 15 years ago if not more only problem is it has been out of production now for a good 10 years so all of the trim I had to make myself from the siding itself. The side door plywood was given to me by a work colleague some 10 years ago (wow has it been that long?) It's a good thing there is no use by date, that reminds me to go and check the pantry since I have cared for my wife for the past 8 years, there's no one but me to keep an eye on it.
Cheers Peter
Hello Peter,
You really are very good at this engineering stuff... it looks great... Everyone will be thinking you have something super valuable in your garage now as you have all those locked doors... See you on the next one.
Take care.
Paul,,
G'day Paul. Thanks for your support. The doors and walls are primarily to reduce the draft and locks a way to stop the doors swinging in the breeze and banging. Many years ago my electrical tools were stolen when we were away holidaying but the garage showed no signs of forced entry. I recalled I had lost the keys for 2 days and wondered whether my feral neighbours at the time had made a copy , I will never know. The thing that really annoyed me was they took the battery drill but not it's charger which was on the bench in plain sight how stupid can they be, so doors and locks are a way of stopping drafts and keeping honest thieves out. At least I am blessed to have a workshop at home, I have wondered how is it you don't?
Cheers Peter
Gday Peter, the personal entry door finished out great, the workshop looks completely different now, you’ve done a brilliant job mate, Cheers
Thanks Matty I'm impressed with it also, simple, neat and functional. Cheers Peter
Great craftsmanship Peter, Good solid doors, looking nice.
take care
Kev
Thanks Kev. Thick plywood is so easy to work with. Cheers Peter
Nice job Peter it's looking great. All the best, Mart in England.
Thanks Mart, it's slow work but looking good. Cheers Peter
Gezzz Pete, its looking a million dollars. Nice door build with a solid anti-theft latch.
Cam
Thanks Cam. Yes the door and lock are solid I am very pleased with the outcome it should keep out the honest thief. Cheers Peter
Great job all round Peter. Looks very neat. Cheers Rob
Thanks Rob for your support. Cheers Peter
Really looking good now Peter, you must be pleased with the end result, totally different building to when you started. Personal (non) entry door I would call it lol, I think any scum bags will be quickly moving on if they come up against your work! Well done. Cheers, Jon
Thanks Jon for your support. It's always good to feel you've protected your property but read my reply to Knacklers workshop. You really only stop the honest thief, those of opportunity or chance .
Cheers Peter
It starts to look more and more solid :)
G'day Rusti. The doors are solid, plywood is such a versatile material. Cheers Peter
nice job mate
Thanks. Cheers Peter
Looking good . I just finished the first of 2 personal entry doors , they are not 5 minutes work ! At least you can lift your ones !
Thanks Max. Did you forget the memo "it's a personal entry door "in that you can't lift it. Hope you're shed is progressing well my refurb is being hampered by too much rain, at least no serious flooding like up north. Cheers Peter