Very interesting photos. How does Thomas get the rusty areas cleaned up - sandblasting? I've got early signs that I'll have to do some welding quite soon but have a set of Thomas' panels up in the attic which will make things a lot easier.
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In all honesty I don't know and I forgot to ask him when I picked it up.
Good luck with your repairs I don't think you'll be disapointed. |
Love looking at photos like that, so thanks for posting. It's always good to see the results of a proper crafts mans work :bowdown:.
She'll be god for many years to come now. Cliff |
Every time I see photos of Tom's work I just marvel at them. It's such a great comfort that there are true craftsmen still a bout that have pride and passion in their work and do not rip people off. It's no wonder Tom has a waiting list of clients.
Martyn |
Mines off for his magic next week, front sill and whatever else he finds.
Nice to see he's upgraded to a 2 post ramp too. |
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not sure if it is just not the done thing but people don't seem to say how much work costs.
His work looks to be excellent quality. Hope i got this from the right site but he is not expensive, https://www.tjhobbs.com/information.html WORKSHOP RATE FOR RESTORATION IS CHARGED AT £22.50 PER HOUR. A STANDARD DAY IS 8 HOURS WORKED. macafee2 |
Mr Tom Hobbs works his magic again
You don’t worry about the price when the work is of that standard.
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