I have always dreamed about building something like this. GOOD JOB!!!!! And a clean well lit shop to work in? Well done.
Rktpwrd’s Skunkworks side project
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Thank you! Building something this big and critical load bearing is a bit outside my comfort zone, but I have to credit Mike for talking me into it. It’s been a fun and rewarding endeavour so far for sure. I will be on pins and needles the first time I go to rotate it, but if that goes well I’ll have every confidence in it afterwards.
Judging from the photos that you've posted so far Donovan, I don't think you have anything to worry about.
And you can use it for a big barbecue party celebration after the bodywork! Versatile!
I will drive out to Calgary and cook for the BBQ
DIY route is better in the end even if it is a bigger pain. You can bake in more attention to detail from the get go and make it just the way you want it.
Easier to add extra modifications and details someone else didn’t do to save money and make yours better.
Not much as of late Jeff. Mike’s been dragging his heels on getting the last little bit done. About the only thing that has been done, is that Mike got the load bearing round sched 80 parts that everything rotates on to the B pressure welder at his work, and got that finished. 4 passes according to him, he says the metal will tear before his welds break.
That’s impressive.
He’s so close, it’s driving me crazy. I bust his chops every time I go over to his place to just knock out the rest of it. But then again, there’s no real rush for it just yet.
And now, having allowed as there is no real or urgent need for it, you have just jinxed yourself and will have something totally unexpected arise, probably around Easter, that just cries out for the use of your rotisserie. Murphy's Law.
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