Hi All,
I could not resist with these DIY projects going on. PMSL.
After building my WalBanker and having all this black sand loaded with the good stuff, I decided that I had better do something about it.
Panning and separating the good from the bad, well, That's got hairs on it me thinks. So,
Here comes the Miller Table.
After scouting and scrounging through the collectable handy bits and pieces that I seem to have an excess off, I found that I had a rather large sheet of 6 mm perspex floating around. 8)
quick think about it and after watching some video's I decided that this must be the required course of action. LOL
.
After hacking and slicing with an angle grinder, Hunting and gathering the required aluminum,
I have started.
.
The base frame work,
.
Then I got excited to see the working area,
.
Then I become over come with a real sense of achievement by seeing the mirror surface,
.
.
The project is in the build stage at the moment so I will keep you all updated with what I have come up with.
I could not resist with these DIY projects going on. PMSL.
After building my WalBanker and having all this black sand loaded with the good stuff, I decided that I had better do something about it.
Panning and separating the good from the bad, well, That's got hairs on it me thinks. So,
Here comes the Miller Table.
After scouting and scrounging through the collectable handy bits and pieces that I seem to have an excess off, I found that I had a rather large sheet of 6 mm perspex floating around. 8)
quick think about it and after watching some video's I decided that this must be the required course of action. LOL
.
After hacking and slicing with an angle grinder, Hunting and gathering the required aluminum,
I have started.
.
The base frame work,

.
Then I got excited to see the working area,

.
Then I become over come with a real sense of achievement by seeing the mirror surface,
.

.
The project is in the build stage at the moment so I will keep you all updated with what I have come up with.