Triumph TT Legend, Custom Chain Guard Makeover !
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- One week until Moving Day ... so a couple more jobs to do before we go !
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Awesome buddy !! Going to be a really clean build when your done. Thank you for sharing your processes sir.
Thank you John, that's very kind of you, we're moving garage at the moment, but im looking forward to getting it finished once we're all in and settled..
Really clever using that o-ring assortment to mark out the hold positions like that! Looks great, Del. Looking forward to seeing the new place.
Thanks buddy 👍 it's a handy trick, gives you the chance to fine tune the spacing and get the visual look right before you even mark it out... thanks for noticing!
Love what you’ve done to the chain guard, it looks ace, that bike is going to be the dogs bollocks, looking forward to seeing it finished. Cheers Del ⚙️🔩🔧👍
Thank you Martin, that's very kind of you, looking forward to getting it all back together, but lots to do for now so it'll be on hold for a little while!
gets better every time will be a gem of a bike when finnished .A project on a older comando or bonneville would be great always good to see an older machine saved and put back on the road food for thought perhaps.Looking forward to follow the move dont envy you that one bit good luck,
Nice use of the graduating o-rings and primer! Guard looks good and a few ounces lighter to boot! Have a great week!
Hi Allen, Just a little visual style to complement the overall look, and the job neatly fills tow days, taking us nicely up to the big move. Have a good week sir, and keep safe. D&Pxx
Counting the days now. Love those springy centre punches! Made myself one after seing yours. Works a treat.
Well done buddy, that sounds good, I love resourceful tool making... one more video and then the move gets underway... phew!
Nice job.. love that idea of the holes? Looking forward to the move👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Good job Dell, it's a little bit lighter now.
Good luck with the move, stay safe.
Thanks buddy 👍 week to go, and really looking forward to it!
Nice work! Wonder how it looks on the bike can't wait!
Good job on the guard and good luck on the move as you may have started all ready
Thanks mate, lots to do, but we have it all planned out and it should be a smooth transition.
I just did something similar for one of my bikes. Yours is way cooler though. Love the look.
Room enough for a smal spray booth in the new place? LxWxH 2X2X3 m, plywood, a carbon filter and a bathroom fan does the trick 👍
Sadly, I don't have room for that, I have a professional spray shop two doors down with a low bake oven I can use anytime!
You’ve got an artist’s vision, Del. This came out great! Your move is going to be terrific. Hope you both are doing ok... things are getting way too real.
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Hi Gary, thanks for the kind words, getting there slowly and just wanted to do something creative on the bike before we have to put it aside and spend a week or so concentrating on the move. Things are the same here, still in lock down and the figures not good, it seems that everyone now knows someone who's had this terrible virus, or worse, lost their life to it, so keep safe both and stay well, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 yessir. 😎
Hi Del, I like the use of the O ring's to get the holes right. When you had finished the paint I thought I could see a couple of blemishes towards the end of the guard, not like you to miss something like that.
Paint always looks a bit weird when it's wet, you sometimes get ripples that will flatten out when it shrinks and dries... it's all good mate, and am happy with the results which you'll see on Friday!
Allways the right tool for the job. Maybe it's time to take a look at the hand saw😁
Not sure what you mean mate? What hand saw?
At 5.13. Did not look to be the sharpest
@@hhansen3551 Aha, that ol' thing, you're right, that blade is dead, but my other two saws were at the new unit for the stuff I'm doing there, and I only had to hack up that fillet of wood!!
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Impressive step drill . . . any chance it was invented by a Scots chap called Alistair? 500 yrs ago in the 70s/80's he was building stripped down & very neat 750 Trident 'cafe' racers with every feasible part absolutely drilled full of holes for extra lightness . . . he'd have loved that thing. Have a great week & 'Bon Voyage + jazz' with the move : ) xx
Thanks buddy, there could well be a link there... who knows where things first get invented, there's nothing new under the sun! Thanks for the moving wishes, it's gonna be an adventure... if we've tea and biscuits, we'll be ok!
Clever idea paint and o rings 👍
In this video Del show us the importance of having tools! A lot of tools! 😅
And proper care and storage!
Great job. Takes a steady hand and a special eye to do that with a rattle can.
Thanks 👍
By now you should be sponsored by Simoniz & amazed you haven’t got a one piece bar to go between the axle stands.
Do you ever have problems with the wire leaving marks in the paint? I use hooks instead of twisted loops so components can be repositioned between coats.
Sponsorship would be nice, sadly we buy it, but we do get a little discount when we buy in bulk, as we all would!
Brilliant mod & finish. Loved it!
Very nice job Delboy on the Chain guard all the best Tony
Chain guard looks i wouldn't have thought about using o rings lol can't wait to see the new workshop as always ride safe
Hey Malcolm, simple idea aye?! It gives me a nice steady graduation on the sizes... thanks for your kind support!
Really enjoying you videos now!
I have to say, you've massively upped your game compared to your early stuff.
Looking forward for more!!
Always looking to improve!
always an artist , fantastic work thank you for your videos Robert .AU
Many thanks Robert, glad you appreciate what we do!
Looks great. Well done. That drill bit is a helluva beast. I'll have to get one of them.
Go for it mate, they're called step drills and here's a link: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/step-drill-set-4-32mm-3-piece?search=step%20drill&description=true
@@Moonfleet41 Cheers Del.
My garage thermometer is also stuck at 2°c ... thank heavens for fan heaters!
Great trick with o rings buddy . I will chuck that tip in the handy hints drawer 👍🏻☮❤peace and love brother 😊
Hey brother, how you doing? We hope you're keeping well and feeling fine... what a strange ol' year it's already turning out to be?! Just can't wait to get back to normal... chat soon, pip pip, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41
Still wobbly , but not as wobbly so that's gotta be an improvement ..👍🏻☮❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@springy-2112 Glad to hear it mate, keep smiling and take it easy, D&Px
That’s another class bit of thinking 💡for the chain guard very cool nice job👍🏻
Thanks Patrick 👍 simple and effective I guess!
Good luck with the move. Really enjoying this series. ATB to you and Penny. Rob and Ruth
Hey you two, good to hear from you, how are you both, keeping safe and well we hope... thanks for the great support and comments, and yes, we're actually in the middle of a three-way move, phew! Stay in touch, D&Px
Brilliant work Del. Hypnotic viewing. I love them holes you made and the way you went about it with those tools . It’s a pleasure to watch you work in such a organised fashion. I wish someone would teach me these skills. How did you learn ?
Thanks Jamie, that's very kind, I learnt from partly childhood, having a very resourceful and mechanically aware father, and of course a lifetime of doing it, but the most important above is the passion for something, that makes you creative!
great video man 👍 i will definitely be copying that template for sure !!!! great idea ! stay safe guys !!! 1 million subscribers soon 🥂🥂
Thank you brother, we really appreciate that 👍 Wouldn't that be a treat, maybe some day! Thanks for your feedback, it's always great to hear from you... keep safe in NYC, we saw your snow on the TV, so if you get a snow day, have fun! Sending greets from England, D&Px
Tribute to the busa .
Your signature piece like it a lot nice one del 👍🏼
Many thanks mate.. glad you enjoyed it.
Nice result! I thought you would use the punch tool, similar on the Fox Dawg build. This is a nice alternative for the budget minded. Good luck with the move!
Could well have done that, but for two reasons I chose the step drill, one is that I only have 4 sizes of hole punch and I needed 9 different graduations for this, and also this chain guard is typically heavyweight steel being Triumph, perhaps 2mm thick I think, and the manual punches would struggle with that, leading to a fair bit of distortion... so this time, step drills made a better job for the design I had in mind!
Hi Dell 'n' Pen.
Another brilliant paint job, you've got the Tough paint down to a tee. The step drill worked nice with the graduated holes too. Would your dimple punches do it or are they not stepped enough in the set?
The ole Leg-end's going to be a beauty.
Hey buddy, the dimple punches would struggle with this, it's 2mm thick and pretty good quality steel, and they would certainly lead to a little distortion for sure, even if they made it through.. and also you're right, I think I only have maybe 4 sizes and I needed 9 graduations! Thanks for your support, as ever, take care, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 Aye, you're right Del. 2mm would be a bit much and stress out the die for no reason.
Hi Del, I just noticed we have the same pillar drill. I have had mine for over a quarter of a century. Boy does that make me feel old ;) It came from Netto for pennies, still works fine though.
What a cool coincidence, sadly I can't claim to have had mine that long, I bought it from a second hand tool store for £50 about 4yrs ago! Great minds think alike, what I love about it most is how lazy it is, I run it permanently on the slowest speed, I love the way it just lollops along quietly, and it can be interesting when the bit jams and the chuck falls off the taper, but to me that's just character!
Great video as always - good luck with the move!
Can I ask what you use in your parts washer? I've heard conflicting ideas between proper washer fluid, diesel and kerosene. Many thanks!
Hi Duncan, I don't personally believe in using flammable solvents, like diesel and kerosene, it means having 3 gallons of it sloshing around in the bottom of the tank constantly and it's not sealed properly like a fuel tank, so if there was ever a fire, it certainly wouldn't contribute to safety... I use an emulsifiable solvent, not just because it's safer, but also because it washed off with water and many of the jobs I do are de-greased before painting... things like diesel would leave a horrible residue which would affect the paint, but I can wash my parts off in the sink and get them bone dry with an air line... and as you can see, they're perfect for painting that way, and I never get any adverse reactions from the paint... here's a link for you, hope it helps buddy... www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/degreasing-solvent-emulsifiable-5l-59168?search=ak05&description=true
Really awesome Del... creative!! Buy those tough paint online? Don’t find them local where I live
Thanks buddy, I do buy them online, it seems readily available here, but I don't believe they sell outside UK, I believe Rustoleum do a similar product, I don't think this paint is particularly special, it's a stone chip paint that stays flexible!
@@Moonfleet41 ... what I was looking for.. thanks pal! Will search online..
Have you got a link for the red rubber grease you use on the rubber mounts etc for the radiator? Thanks
Here you go buddy, I use a tube at the moment as I picked it up cheap on a tool stool in the market, but it's not cost effective to buy it in tubes, compared to buying a tin, so here's a link to that: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/red-rubber-grease-500g-tin-66557?search=red%20rubber%20grease&description=true
That was almost perfect but got 2 noticeable dings.
The chain guard's pressed from 2mm steel, there are some ripples underneath it where the steel was shrunk in to the back curve and that's given a tiny distortion on top, I guess it's just a mass produced item.
Looks awesome del 👍
Can imagine the anxiety of planning that move. Best luck as always. Quick question... i would have used a sanding block to sand, would it have been incorrect to do so on the chain guard?
sanding blocks give a great flattening effect to high peaks and uneven surfaces, but my aim here was simply to scuff the surface and smooth out any edges in the previous paint layer so that nothing shows through the new paint! As you'll see on Friday, it floated out perfectly smooth for a great finish... thanks for the moving best wishes, much going on behind the scenes, but we'll give you preview very soon!!
alway's a great job .looking forward to seeing the new workshop you have worked hard for it so enjoy the new home.oh and by the way cracking idea using the o rings for template's
Thank you buddy, that's very kind, it's gonna be a major adventure, and glad you like the O-ring trick, simple and effective aye!
What good is it having a chain gard with holes in it looks cheesy to me just saying everyone to is own even if you put mesh in it
Mesh just makes it harder to clean. The gunk generally gets thrown to the top of the chain guard rather than out the side.
Looks great. Well done. That drill bit is a helluva beast. I'll have to get one of them.
My crystal balls tell me there's a good chance the new place gets a spray booth Del ;-)
Sadly not, we want to use the space for more important things and the occasional spray work, but I still have access to the facilities at the paint company a couple of doors down, a full size walk in spray booth and low bake oven, plus of course their mixing station and any colours I could imagine!
@@Moonfleet41
Yeah i see, I suppose having them that close and helpful would make your own booth a "nice to have" as opposed to a "need to have".'
It hasn't held you back so far mate has it!
Great standard of paint there as usual Del i really like the bullet hole effect too, great watch and look forward to seeing the new workshop. Kind regards mate.
Thanks buddy, simple and effective and a classic time honoured custom touch from the days of hot rodding in the early 50's!
I like you video so much , it calms me down and I enjoy it
I thought you might have flared those holes a bit to add a bit of flare like you always do?
Just the type of guard I'm actually looking for just now Del
Cool, maybe you can make yours following this now... Good luck with it buddy.
@@Moonfleet41 probably going to end up with some carbon minimalist guard tbh
Fits in with rest of project involving stripping every single gram of weight off of a road going 600 tuned to the max
Rolling Road figures are showing just under 50% increase on factory output
Chassis needs a ton of work yet though
Zx10r front end on modded head stock and custom built mix carbon/alloy/ titanium ( dodgy Russian sourced) with 2019 zx10 swingarm and rear shock assembly
10r wheels just now ( to be replaced with lighter at a later date)
Ancillaries are latest digital as is Ecu ( flashed already )
Sept test it ate one clutch and one rear tyre and chain
Badly needs smoothhing out just now
No idea how much from anything standard lighter she is but I can at this point just about lift single handedly completely off the ground in full trim
Guy who owns it is not short of a coin or two lol 😆
Nice video Del & Penny. Great job on the guard mate looks sweet. You can keep that cold weather, hope things are getting better over there. We are in a week lock down, but its 35c so not all bad lol. Penny and you have a great week mate. Cheers
Thanks buddy, it is a bit chilly at the moment, but it just gives us more to look forward to when the Spring comes... still in lock down till at least mid-February, so will have to see what the Government say!! Keep safe and busy, all the very best, D&Px
Wondering what you use for a solvent or degreaser in that little parts cleaner? Need something that won't freeze
Here you go buddy, this is what I use, this is the link (might be under maintenance this evening, so if you can't open it, check back in the morning!): www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/degreasing-solvent-emulsifiable-5l-59168?search=ak05&description=true
Delboy's Garage Thanks! Really enjoy your content
Sensacional aguardando o término da montagem parabéns excelente trabalho de mestre
I need this tough paint. Don’t think it’s in the states though. Comes out so good.
There are similar products available from Rustoleum, you're looking for a stone chip paint in a smooth satin finish!
Loving it Del as ever. Which grade sandpaper roll did you use and where can I source some like that?
I have two rolls of that paper, 240 and 360, and got them from a random seller on eBay about a year ago. ! Thanks for your kind support mate.
Pretty Smucking Fart.
Looking forward to the move. 🍻
Great video fantastic job del looking forward to seeing the new premises stay safe both of you and hope everything goes to plan with the move 🇬🇧👍
Thanks you Richard, glad you enjoyed the video, we're really looking forward to the move, it's going to be a great adventure, one more video after this one, and we're underway!
@@Moonfleet41 🇬🇧👍
I must get a set of those step drills nice job👍
Good investment buddy, treat them right, they'll last you a lifetime. i bought mine 20 years ago..!
Ah! The ancient art of Drillium! 👍 I approve. 😅
I got a free welder.. gasless MiG. 😱😲 I'm making a terrible mess with it so far!
Looks great boss, stay safe! 😀
Great news on the MIG mate, if it helps, try cutting your teeth with thick metal... 5mm thick means you can wind up the power and make lovely beads without blowing through it, good luck with it and have fun! It's all about the practice...
@@Moonfleet41 cheers Del man 👍 yeah I got a job lot of mild steel offcuts from eBay it's all pretty hefty. 6mm angles, squares, bars, 2mm tubes and big old plates. Also got angle grinder from the same neighbour, they're moving house you see. I'll post some pics of my practicing disasters. 😅
@@ollieb9875 Look forward to seeing it mate, I started exactly the same way, never done a course, never had the time for it, but you'll get there in the end, just passing on the wiest words I ever heard with welding... "slow and steady gets the job done" !
Brilliant work 👍🏼
“Brake cleaner to clean the parts washer fluid” - that’s another one you can explain in your ‘lubricants’ video! Aren’t they basically very similar? Sorry for being ignorant.
No buddy, I use a water soluble degreaser which gets the worst of the grease off, but the brake cleaner wicks in to places where even water can't get, and also it dries away by evaporation, unlike water (of course water evaporates, but not as instantly as brake cleaner), so this leaves it dry even in places like any gaps behind the welded brackets where water can lurk, or even just dampness, and come out and trash the paint later on... using this method has ensured I never get reactions from left over chemicals.
What type of solution did you use in the portable red sink you have?
Here you go, this is what I use, link for you: www.sealey.co.uk/product/5637174713/5l-emulsifiable-degreasing-solvent It's cheaper on SpannerMonkey, but their site is down at the moment, however he's a link to their site, check it a bit later and put the product code in and it'll be significantly cheaper through them: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/index.php?route=product/search&search=ak05&description=true
@@Moonfleet41 thanks :)
(P) Nice method using the o rings. Good luck with the move, at least it’s only next door 🙌🏻
Sure thing buddy, couldn't have faced loading a truck and driving miles! Hope you're all ok there and keeping safe, D&Px
Magnifique Del! Et toujours aussi fascinant à regarder. 5x again !
What cleaning fluid do you use in your parts cleaner?
Whats your thoughts on using diesel / petrol to clean parts by hand?
Firstly mate, petrol NEVER use for cleaning parts, the fume build up can flash and burn down your garage, diesel isn't so dangerous, but generally, the same as kerosene, they are both a heavy oil and will take an awful lot of cleaning to actually get the degreaser itself off the part, so I use an emulsifiable solvent (obviously meaning it's a water soluble), not only does this mean it's non-flammable, but also you can rinse it off with water, and certainly for me when most of my parts are to be painted, it's very important to get all the solvents off the surface... here's a link to what I use, and it works extremely well, as you can see: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/degreasing-solvent-emulsifiable-5l-59168?search=ak05&description=true
Great styling on the chain guard. What's the reason for wet sanding versus dry sanding?
Dry sanding tends to clog the paper when you're using a fine grit, the water rinses the debris away, also lubricates the paper, leading to less aggressive abrasion, gives a smoother finish, but still keyed for painting!
@@Moonfleet41 makes perfect sense, thank you 👍
Looking forward to see the new place. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching, much appreciated!
When did you get the press, mate? Don't remember seeing that arriving?
Couple of months ago, use it for bending sheet metal that's a little thicker than normal, and it's good for bearings and things too obviously... we don't do everything on camera, but it will be in videos a little more in the future!
Here is a tip.
When you go for a.ride. make sure your damn house keys are in your pocket. Lol ask me.how I've learned this tonight?
Oh no! That's not cool, but what a way to learn!
Great idea ! It turned out great!
All the best for the move✌️
Thanks Gerry, we've a lot to do, but all will be revealed in just over a week!
What we all want to know is, who was on the phone?!
Ha ha.. That was Penny... who else..lol!
just wondering if you thought about using dimple dies on the chain guard to add another dimension to the holes
looks good though. Good luck on the move
Hey buddy, have thought of that before, it's a great look, but with this I'm gonna mesh behind them, so need to keep them flat!
Waitig for a BIG Adventure :) !!! next Monday ?
Great spray work once again , do you normally do 1 tach coat and 3 or 4 wet coat.
If it's warm enough 3 wet coats is fine, this paint is thicker than regular rattle can paint, you can lay it up a little heavier without it running... but practice to find yourself a comfortable process that works for you!
@@Moonfleet41 ok thank you. Enjoy your move to you new unit , can't wait
Safe move sir I’m enjoying the makeover awesome
Thank you so much Doni, much appreciated!
Another great video Del can hardly wait for the move cheers 🍻
We can't either, one more video to finish this, then we begin....!!
Another lovely upgrade Del
Hi Dell and penny hope you are both well
Right
I live in Nottingham the other day some scum bags try to have a go at my r6 my friend told me about a motorbike chain and lock that cost around about £150 -£200 to buy and he said it can't be bolt crops or grinded by the thefts I'm just wounding if you would know what it might be called or even where to buy it from cheers dude
Be safe out there both of you
Hi buddy, I'm afraid I don't know of such a chain, but on the simple knowledge of metals, I know of no material, however exotic, that can't be cut with a slitting disc, these days a disc grinder can go in a pocket, battery powered and sliced through any lock or chain... there are other cunning methods they use to break locks, no lock is infallible... I know it's not much help now, but in the future, have you considered a tracker? If you can afford a proper one fitted by an alarm company and monitored, that would be the best, but if that's a little pricey, there's the Monimoto product, which is battery powered and syncs to your phone, if someone moves your bike you get a phone alert and your phone will track the bike within a metre, as long as they don't put it in a steel container (which for what it's worth, would also disable a regular tracker as well)... just a thought, every little helps mate. Keep safe there, we're both well thank you!
Cheers Dell I've already got the monimoto tracker on my r6 after watching your video on it cheers anyway bro
Lovely job.... Gold mesh behind the cut outs next I wonder???????
Ha ha... you know me so well.!
(P) It actually looked pretty decent after you cleaned it Del.
Cheers mate, it was actually pretty much flawless as a chain guard, so made a bit of a change to cut in to something that didn't need any refurbishment!
what solvent do you use in your parts washer? kerosene?
No, i use an emulsifiable solvent that washes off with water, it's better for cleaning parts that are to be painted... Here's a link mate :- www.sealey.co.uk/product/5637174713/5l-emulsifiable-degreasing-solvent
Is it that Time of day ? Already ., Buenas tardes Del . In the 90's Knew a Mate @ the time 'His damn - Her Indoors' We lost touch . Who drilled into the doors handles like that . On a one owner Mini minor / turned it into Rally spec ( it's still ard ) . By the way ☎️ ! 😀
Man you have a very nice touch with the rattle cans, I like the lightening holes, vey sexy. Cheers!
Thanks buddy, glad you enjoyed it!
Hope your have a good week
You too buddy... busy week here, but making progress. !
Del... what cleaning solution do you have in the red tub??
Here's a link John.. i use an emulsifiable degreaser, i like that it can be washed off with water specially if the parts are to be painted, which for me they usually are.. :-www.sealey.co.uk/product/5637174713/5l-emulsifiable-degreasing-solvent
1 min 18 seconds... gonna have to STOP watching these at LUNCH :P
Great job., another piece of the puzzle done
Thank you Shane!
Been watching for years like the work, just not the product placement and some of the slow mo moves seems a bit pretentious now, but if this is how the channel is going forward and has to go to get new subscribers shame as your older videos were awesome, this ain't a dig at ya just my opinion I do appreciate the hours n hours of dedication you n Penny put in
Another excellent video. What brand face mask do you use?
Hello, how are you keeping? and here's the respirator that I use: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/respirator-half-mask-with-a2p3-filters-67760?search=ssp1605&description=true
And there's also a link to spare filters: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/filter-kit-set-of-two-a2p3-cartridges-for-ssp1605-67761?search=ssp1605&description=true
@@Moonfleet41 thanks for that, but for some reason I am getting the following
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@@DeafMaker Sorry for that mate, I've checked with them this evening, as my side I've got prices showing as £0, ...SpannerMonkey is an agent for Sealey and they use a data feed system from Sealey's website through theirs, that's how these things work apparently, and there's a glitch causing issues, which apparently can be common... they'll have their IT guys on it first thing in the morning, so if you come back to it, am sure they will have sorted it by tomorrow and the link will be working... it seems all Sealey products are affected this evening.
@@Moonfleet41 cheers mate
Ya keep the O rings?
Obviously not mate.
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Black for a change 😂😂😎👍🏼
Yeah I know, what other colour can I paint a chain guard! ;-0
Is there a small paint both in your future?
There possibly would be if i didn't have a large scale professional body shop three doors down from me, any actual bodywork paint, just like i did on the Harley, will be done in a large walk-in spray booth, painted in 2K in a low bake oven. So no need to waste space in my garage when i have that at my disposal when i need it....but little jobs like this i can just do on the bench. In the new unit i am having dust and fume extraction fitted to make things a little more hospitable.
@@Moonfleet41 That is perfect,and what I was implying. Good for you Sir Thanks for the channel . Have fun
@@michaelmclachlan4278 Most welcome buddy, and back in return, thank you so much for your support!
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