Russel of RV Fabrications, also made us a C-shape length of metal, which needs to fix onto the lip of the hatch to help it support the substantial weight of the shelf unit and protect it from getting damaged by the shelf supports, as they will be put on and taken off each time we go out.
We picked up more metal stuff today, so as soon as we got them home Wurz put the metal shelf supports on the trailer and fixed the shelves straight on. This is a heavy piece of kit but we are happy now. Now we are able to accept work, as all the extra bits are extras and we can make do without them for now.
Wurz made a stereo today out of a junk oil/petrol can. Funny enough, it sounds as good as new.
He also fixed the light supports onto the bumper.
Wurz has been talking to a local bakery, Blackberry, of Colchester, and they are going to make our rolls to spec for us. Wurz went down there today and they gave him samples, loads actually, so the day passed pleasantly with us eating nothing but fab rolls with every filling we could find. And so did the next day.
I’d gone out for the day and Wurz had deliveries coming so he got busy while I was gone.
Our ink stamp was delivered so a little later I received a photo of one of our bags stamped up with our logo.
I had to wait in today for a meat delivery today so I made some plain fair lights beautiful by covering the bulbs with shotgun cartridges. My thumb is really sore from squeezing them on but the lights will look amazing around the hatch of the trailer.
I’ve read about a company in Colchester, Colbea, who give free business advice to people who are just starting out, so I made us an appointment. Read More
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