Design

I've always wanted to get myself a better solution to a fabrication table. It's always been a bit of a chore to get things perfectly square and flat especially when making brackets and frames for other projects. Here's a step-by-step on how to build your own.

The build is nearing completion after getting the seat back from the upholsterers. As always they did a fantastic job, I'm stoked every time I get seats back from them.

Have spent the last 3 months giving the Buell a few modifications. Was really only going to install a new headlight and seat.

Weekend was busy adding some final touches to Tonka, here are some pics I took of her.You can read more about it over on the.

The seat build for the Tonka build has come to an end with the leather work completed this week.The construction was fairly simple with a fibreglass base with steel locators glassed into the base.

I still get stoked when I get an order for one of our Tees come through. It's so cool to be able to hand print these tees for someone that's gone out of their way to purchase one.

I stumbled across an image of one of these machines a while back but was unable to find the source or the builder of this machine. I finally tracked it down to being a gentleman by the name of Chicara …A Japanese native from Kyusyu Island, Chicara doesn't use any fancy machines to build these works of art, but simple hand tools.

First time I've seen something like this although it's been around for a few years now. It's a different technique to used to apply graphics to a solid object.