NEW YEAR new progress.

A few different lines of progress over the Holidays.

Rebuilding my Auto Lamp 151

Next project was curbing.

3 layers plywood to get close to 3/4". 

The 5mm-1/4" I had didn't like to bend to well but the leftover wrap plywood did great.

 9mm-5mm-9mm Don't ya just hate this metric plywood.

Got the tail light blocks in and cut out while doing the curbing.

Interior of our modified surplus door got a wood veneer to make it fit in with the rest of the interior.

That pebble white plastic just wasn't gonna work for us.

And as a final bit of work for the New Year I got a few of our cork ceiling tiles installed so I could install the last light over the bench.

It's gonna be different but will add such a rich look when all is done.

Thanksgiving smorgasbord of work.

Countertop/Sink/Backsplash

Got half of our tin ceiling tiles done. Can hardly wait to get the empty spots filled with our cork tiles

Surplus door I bought was perfect...except it was 4" too tall. I had to take it all apart to cut down to the correct height.

Countertop..Tabletop..and a bit more electrical.

Got the laminate glued on and trimmed

Edge trim installed and sink cut out.

Not an original Scotty light, but it sure seems to fit right in.

A few more lights done.
A little bit RETRO with modern LED

Electrical getting started

Finally got around to the electrical.

WFCO WF-8735 Power center.

It has the 110v and the 12v converter all in one simple box.

I decided to use 12ga stranded THHN wire and conduit instead of household romex.

I was going to have some expose runs so I wanted the extra protection.

Just getting the 12v going.

Only 2 circuits for now.

All lights will be LED so not much power needed for those.