Another Monster Mast
08/01/17 18:54 Filed in: Antennae
This time for Charlie.
Wet started off cutting up all the 30x30x3mm section on the bandsaw

and laying to out

A bit of cleaning up


and welding it all together. Here is the base plate that the mast sits on

and the collar turned from walnut (posh!)

That was day one
Sunday was erection day after fitting the ply to both sides of the wall and spraying the metalwork

here it is on the frame
and here is the frame on the wall. bolted through with 10 and 12mm studding


then the moment of truth

That’s 45’ to you sir

Wet started off cutting up all the 30x30x3mm section on the bandsaw

and laying to out

A bit of cleaning up


and welding it all together. Here is the base plate that the mast sits on

and the collar turned from walnut (posh!)

That was day one
Sunday was erection day after fitting the ply to both sides of the wall and spraying the metalwork

here it is on the frame
and here is the frame on the wall. bolted through with 10 and 12mm studding


then the moment of truth

That’s 45’ to you sir

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