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Thanks that was my first time working on bakelite

Your welcome hope you found it helpful.

Nice !

No the wicker was the original grill cloth. I had to replace it.

thanks I hate to throw something away without trying to fix them first.

I want to explain that I replaced the broken frame rib, not just repaired. I cut the wood out to match the original metal rib and installed it in place of the original.

I had to replace the grill cloth it was torn during shipping.

Good job I guess your like me, I hate to throw anything away that I can repair. We live in a throwaway society, my neighbors bring stuff to me to try to fix before they get rid of them.

Great instructable! I need to get better at taking pictures and writing the articles. I had a neighbor who wanted to throw away a flat screen tv because no one works on them anymore in our area. He brought it to me and I went on YouTube, watch someone change a diode in the same model. I tested his tv found out it was a bad diode. Ordered one online and repaired it for less than $5.

I use mine to work under in the backyard doing projects. The wood was cheap and I already had the paint. Wood cost $3 and I used the hardware on the canopy.

nice thanks for the instructable.

One thing I would have added is using a dim build tester for initial powering.

Do like me and try to make up the time with the grandkids.

Great idea never thought of that.

your welcome it has saved me hours of sanding.

I used what the lady who it belonged to,had furnished

The oven cleaner removed all the old finish. I wrote poly in the detail contents,but it was actually varnish I do this kind of work for a part time pass time.The lady who owned the table brought me the stain and finish she wanted.

if you don't see a mounting bracket,then yes the screws should be under the fender.I would like to see some pics of the bike.

What parts? I use PBblast,spray on any rusty spot and let it sit awhile. Then spray more while undoing a bolt or removing handle bars.

Yes it was on a feature page from instuctable.

A pic of a project I finished using instructables.

I agree,although I robe the bike a couple of times so far.The seat is not that uncomfortable.

Thank you for some reason all my text did not show in the listing.I am surprised the editors let it post.

The first radio I did I was scared to death,but with a lil patience ( something I don't have a lot of ) and help from a friend I was able to get it back together and working.The great thing about the Internet ,you usually can use google to find out most of your answers to any problem.

If you enjoy my project please vote for it in the "Trash to Treasure" contest. Thanks.

Yes, I redid the electronics under the metal chassis and replaced a couple of week tubes.It sounds great am/shortwave.