Guess my next job

[minesapint]

This car's going to be well Fuched!

[maggspower]

I dont know what your next job could possibly be

But I would like to know how much James May charges for his tool fannying services?

Thats one tidy bench.

[DanThe]

Thats a new bench, there is no other explanation

[jimbom30cab]

Repeat after me

I am not OCD

I am not OCD

I am not CDO (in alphabetical order)

[magpie]

look at the metal sheet overlay around the whole vice area .... attention to detail right there !

[Gert_8]

Is that the lube required to extract something from Pete's legendary "back passage?"

[minesapint]

Ha ha, the bench seems to be attracting the attention not the Fuching oils!
But for your info, I built the bench in 1980 when I got my first Morgan. An annual job on those was replacing the kingpins and bushes (and still is). The bushes had to be hammered out and back in, and then reamered to 1" exactly, with an adjustable reamer. You needed a solid bench to do that job on, hence what you see.
It's legs are 4" square, top 2" solid, front cross piece 6"x2", plus three drawers, all mortise and tenoned, glued and dowelled. "It's solid"!
Stainless top is easy to wipe down, good vice.........every garage should have one! I like being organised.
Yes I'm old school, "do it once, do it right".............my car's the same!! And I'm proud of it.

[bimanut]

I'd be impressed if the log burner is in the garage also n not the house

[jimbom30cab]

Nice job of the workbench

[gruf]

Looks like an insurance job to me lol
I'd be asking why was there all them flammables on a wooden work bench full of firewood lol haha.

[Mr-Lachs]

Oils look excellent and the car will always feel the benefit, your work area is impressive - nothing better than seeing a tidy garage. I agree whole heartedly