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@Sean d like this.
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it might even be possible to get them in plastic
 
maybe we need to get @Lee involved in this, as an alternative to the whole blocker, the advantage of these is if the brackets are designed correctly then the acrylic can simply be slid out to allow access to the top compartment, think i need to design a new purpose built bracket.
 
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littlefeller said:
its an aluminium extrusion, it was holding a 6mm acrylic sign until i liberated it and gave it a more interesting life, i will see if i can get more, should be able to, it was sitting on top of one of those posts with the pull out strap that connects to the next post to form a barrier, (like the rat obstacle course you find in banks). i have put an angle in my wind blocker which makes it not possible to just lift out as the sides are not verticle like the base edge.
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It would be great if you could find a bit more, I so want to make my own :)
 
Littlefeller you must be well pleased with your wind breaker it sure does look the business :scorecard:
 
Sean d said:
Now that looks very neat, I have to make one, been looking at the profiles in B&Q today but can't really find what I want
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not had the chance for a good look around yet, however im working on another idea at the moment which may help you out.
 
the problem with the curved screen is it prevents the idea of having it movable to allow access to the top box, but if the brackets were corner brackets only then it would be lift able, so im thinking of redesigning the whole bracket idea to just two corner ones.
 
I am so jealous, I was out today with the hood down and my left ear was freezing, I much prefer your style to the full ones,

Where did you get the oval mirror glass
 
Sean d said:
I am so jealous, I was out today with the hood down and my left ear was freezing, I much prefer your style to the full ones,

Where did you get the oval mirror glass
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the oval mirror is acrylic, i sent the company a drawing of what i required and they cut it to the dersign, it was £4.60
 
latest mods, new sticker on the wind blocker ( though I don't think its working as I had a curry last night and its not blocking any of my wind)
second mod is for Sally (to make her more comfy in the zed, an arm rest which I lifted from a swivel chair.
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