I once was at a farm in the West Midlands.
This farmer kept his spare tools in several rabbit hutches, spread all over the farm, so he never was far away from tools .

My friend does take that approach, but without the rabbit hutches. There are sets of spanners and Allen keys at specific buildings. However, we all prefer to use our favourite tools.

This was an electrical project, and though I had the big box of fittings, I left my crimper at T'farm.

You,can't double up everything.

Time to install windows with rubber seals rather than have them glued in as the glue is becoming a bit unstuck. The missing one here is somewhere on the side of the motorway during a stormy trip last week!

Really wishing I had square or round holes rather than this shape.

Close the side up and make a van of it. Or punt an large plexiglass sheet over all the side?

I fall out of love with the Shed occasionally.

I've made a template for cutting the seal.

Angles are 110 and 70. So I new to cut them at 55 and 35 degrees. Gotta keep the inside inside, and the outside outside.

Does my head in.

AZL57

I like your thinking, with I had that idea before I bought the seals. Still, it will look awesome when I've done it.

Just gotta keep telling myself that.

Damn, I hate these windows.

So! Its measure once and cut twice!!!!

I had a trigger wheel machined into the flywheel. Both the engineer and I are both on a learning curve here, so we will see how it works out.

Rebalanced afterwards?

60-2?