Batman lights – second lot (part 4)
Morning session continue on with NOAH and KOBE. First time doing the USB version so I’ll need to do a set of drawings.
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Batman lights – second lot (part 3)
Batman lights – second lot (part 3)
Batman lights – second lot (part 2)
Batman lights – second lot (part 2)
As posted with Batmen lined up waiting for battery LED strip lights to arrive I have another new customer that prefers the USB version and those two light kits arrived yesterday so lets get on with this Batman pair – NOAH & KOBE.
Batman lights – second lot (part 1)
Batman lights – second lot (part 1)
Still waiting on those RGB LED lights battery from China :-(
Meanwhile from the second round of orders one customer happy to switch from Battery to the USB version I found at Kmart…but they have sold out !!!. Found a local (truly local) eBay supplier located in Glen Iris, ordered 2 x USB RGB LED strip light kits on Monday…here today yay. Can now start this job for 2 x Batman lights (y)
Batman lights – first lot (part 8)
Batman lights – first lot (part 8)
With all the doom and gloom around nice to have my own ‘isolated’ good day. Finished another Batman light and…had a postie visit who delivered 2 x USB RGB LED strip light kits for a waiting Batman pair (mum was OK to switch from battery to USB). All that somewhat tempered by the fact that I am still waiting for delivery of the main order for 4 x RGB LED strip light kits (battery). Oh well at least I’m still making progress – for now.
Holly – Waiting in the carpark at Boronia vet
Holly – Waiting in the carpark at Boronia vet with other people and pets – feels weird.
Batman lights – first lot (part 7)
Batman lights – first lot (part 7)
With Batman or rather Batmen lined up ready for the lighting stage I’m adding another one to the queue cos this is for a young lads 12th April birthday.
Coronavirus night light $45
Al’s Workshop – Coronavirus night light $45
Go with example or choose your own photo mounted in A4 picture frame with LED edge lighting and back lighting for that large one. Can go down to photo size for desk or bedside table.
Lighting up the scroll saw.
Al’s Workshop – lighting up the scroll saw.
The ALDI Workzone scroll saw is turning out to be one of the most useful tools in the shop. It has a neat built-in work light but it’s not that bright and with ageing eyesight I’ve decided to add another work light plus a special one under the table for blade changes.
Al’s Workshop international orders
Al’s Workshop – international orders
With regard to the UK Batman order just checked postage to UK and it’s under $30, not bad considering I’ve been posting Batman to country folks happy to pay the $20 for postage.
So…with agreement about the current state of affairs I’ll take her order shipped without batteries and need to check if Bunnings MDF timber will pass through customs etc….LOL
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