Thread: Gav's 101.

Took some time lapse video of moving the lathe into the garage. ****ty quality sorry.

Hell Gav! You can really shift when it suits you.



I know, you just got it fixed in place when your Estate Agent called in & said "Gav remember you asked me to keep a lookout for a little place out in the donga? Well guess what, & it's got a huge shed".

For a big fella you move pretty darn quick mate! [emoji6][emoji3][emoji1303]

I thought I heard him mutter, "Bugger! It's the wrong way around, ****, that'll teach me not to be so quick".

You should see me what I’m in a hurry. 😉

Got the sub board all in this weekend and some new wiring around the garage including 3 x 15 amp outlets so I can put the welders wherever I need to and have an outlet handy, plus one for the compressor. Also finally put a seperate circuit in for the spa - that’s been hanging off the kitchen circuit for years, and it didn’t like it when the spa was running and someone flicked the kettle on, so that problem is solved now too. 👍

Still have the main board to redo ready for running the new 3 phase cable to the pit out the front. Need to have everything in place, wired in, ready to go with new meter tails, service fuses etc before I book a truck call as that’s a $500 a pop exercise. The only unknown is how easy or hard it will be to get the new cable down the old conduit. 32mm conduit that currently only has 2 x 16mm STI’s in it. Need to get a 10mm 4 core cable through it. 6mm may just work and my calculations using AS3008 show 6mm V90 is good for 33 amps in conduit, but I’d hate to be wrong and find I’d used the wrong table so if I can squeeze through 10mm I’ll do that to be on the safe side.

Originally Posted by Homestar

Took some time lapse video of moving the lathe into the garage. ****ty quality sorry.

That's neat, was it a Brinno TLC 200, what settings ?

Originally Posted by Homestar

You should see me what I’m in a hurry. 😉

Got the sub board all in this weekend and some new wiring around the garage including 3 x 15 amp outlets so I can put the welders wherever I need to and have an outlet handy, plus one for the compressor. Also finally put a seperate circuit in for the spa - that’s been hanging off the kitchen circuit for years, and it didn’t like it when the spa was running and someone flicked the kettle on, so that problem is solved now too. 👍

Still have the main board to redo ready for running the new 3 phase cable to the pit out the front. Need to have everything in place, wired in, ready to go with new meter tails, service fuses etc before I book a truck call as that’s a $500 a pop exercise. The only unknown is how easy or hard it will be to get the new cable down the old conduit. 32mm conduit that currently only has 2 x 16mm STI’s in it. Need to get a 10mm 4 core cable through it. 6mm may just work and my calculations using AS3008 show 6mm V90 is good for 33 amps in conduit, but I’d hate to be wrong and find I’d used the wrong table so if I can squeeze through 10mm I’ll do that to be on the safe side.

Go the 10mm2 , save you upgrading when you install your CHAdeMO

Originally Posted by goingbush

That's neat, was it a Brinno TLC 200, what settings ?

Nope - IPhone... 😉