Bunker hardwood shelf
This week's video sees me giving the bunker a proper workout, with my dustiest, noisiest tool in full flight. I motored through a good pile of old fence palings with my old, crusty, trusty Aldi thicknesser, then used the product of my labour to surface the shelf at the back of the workbench. I never thought the day would come, but suddenly, that's two milestones closer to full commissioning of my new bunker workshop. It's very strange how the feeling in a space can so suddenly change from construction site to near-finished workshop. Music was AI generated (and I'm not sure how I feel about that – on one hand, the tunes are very very good – on the other it feels so much like treason to human creativity) This video is brought to you by CONTACT, a free Internet news platform – https://www.contactairlandandsea.com – which is the number one hobby of a proud Australian Army veteran. Subscribe free to my weekly newsletter, here http://www.aussiecombat.com CONTACT reports on the people, platforms and operations of the Australian Defence Force, aiming to capture the essence of serving-members’ lives, as far as possible from a grass-roots perspective. Thank you for your interest and support. I very much appreciate it, Brian Hartigan CONTACT Editor-at-large Army veteran – 12 years Regular and 12 years Reserve and husband, father of two girls and grandfather of two more girls Email – [email protected]

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