Thread: DIY adjustable gun rest

Originally Posted by timattalon

I will say yours is much shinier than my one.......and looks more professional and much less like a sunday knock up in a back yard like mine does......

lol amazing how a spray can from bunnings hides all the defects.. actually has to spray because the square tubing I salvaged from the old street works sign has patches of rust where the zinc had worn off.

This stuff is really good https://www.bunnings.co.nz/rust-oleu...ilver_p0374498

Originally Posted by muzza2020

lol amazing how a spray can from bunnings hides all the defects.. actually has to spray because the square tubing I salvaged from the old street works sign has patches of rust where the zinc had worn off.

This stuff is really good https://www.bunnings.co.nz/rust-oleu...ilver_p0374498

Cheers...I have a 4l tin of something very similar...Looks like I have another job to do during the week......

Originally Posted by muzza2020

lol amazing how a spray can from bunnings hides all the defects.. actually has to spray because the square tubing I salvaged from the old street works sign has patches of rust where the zinc had worn off.

This stuff is really good https://www.bunnings.co.nz/rust-oleu...ilver_p0374498

Ha ha, I remember as an apprentice first doing some welding. One of the welders came by and remarked how bad my welding was, but the said, don't worry, it's nothing that 1/2 inch paint won't fix.

Originally Posted by muzza2020

thanks... hmm was planning to just put a sand bag on it as already quite firm ( with only 3 points of contact) lol, i should have grabbed the "caution works ahead" sign that was with it as I could have folded that into a tray...next Tip trip another look in the recycle shop

Bag made using recycled billboard pvc and filled with 304 stainless steel punchings ( from when the make perforated stainless steel sheets)

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