Xtro build-Finished-For Sale£1200

what are you going to be power ing all this off then?

Im guessing the strs are taking on the 1850s,

M

Will take a picture of the rack as soon as I get it loaded 

Is your Dad called Norm?

very nice can't wait to hear these ones working 

Saul wrote: Sinfinity wrote: running gear, you mean like Nike or Addidas ? One small table, but no good for a 12 foot sheet at which point I become the sliding table extension Was really useful to have an accurate fence to work with for making repeat cuts and ripping ply for internals to 485mm. yeah thats what i meant - i wondered whether it was a two man job. As we probably discussed the other day, im using a festool plunge saw. i think both method are ultra accurate.. Good luck with the rest of the build. Seems like your dad is teaching you some good stuff!!!

I would have liked to use festool if I was working by myself. I used a makita in the storeroom at work when building the 1850's by myself. Just seemed a lot easier than man-handling 18mm birch ply over a table saw.

More work on the xtro's this Sunday

mykey wrote: tell ya old man I'm super impressed with the tidy workshop and very impressed with his work   made my day

Thanks Mykey, will pass the compliment on.
Anywhere he has worked has always looked like that, be it a workshop or a building site be has been working on. I seem to have spent most of my childhood carrying bricks and blocks or standing behind a broom

Does make it a pleasure to work in though.

Riddimkid.
I have sold two of my B&C 18 reflex to a friend.
I still have two, and access to borrow their two for events inside small rooms etc.
I will save the six 1850's for larger spaces.
Hope yours enjoying your amps mate.