well. I picked up 2 sheets of 18,12 and 6mm MDF.
I screwed the 2 x 18mm together to make a big 'bench' on my home made wooden saw horses and the MDF was still a bit saggy, so some trusty 65mm Gal steel made it sit nice and flat, but the bench is getting a tad on the tall side. ah well.
I made a jig up from some left over timber, measure, scribe, measure, drill, screw, measure and got all the chassis lined up and square.
A few tack welds here and there and it was time to weld it up. I was quite impressed with my welds (normally looks like a flock of cocky's have made a mess, but that's an aussie saying I guess).
Its all ground back, welds painted in Cold Gal for now to stop any rust.
I ordered and paid for the toylander plans, which i'll use to help mock up the front end and side panels and use as a guide for the rear tub.
Hopefully these should be here in a few weeks.
The New Circular saw arrived so i can start working on the template panels. i think the progress to get the panels todagether will be fast, stalling when its time for the harder stuff like steering, electonrics etc. we'll see how we go.
I'll have to get some photos of the finished chassis.
