Hello all

 Chris here after accepting an invite to join by Grant (thank you!!). I have a 3D printing company in Buffalo, NY, USA that make no longer available and custom parts for vintage VW, Porsche and other vehicles. I am very happy to be shipping to Australia and around the world fairly often. 

My VW Van journey started 17 years ago when i bought my 1985 Wolfsburg Westy Weekender. I worked of a medical device manufacturer for 15 years and man named on 5 US Patents for plastic part design used in medical devices. 7 years ago they restructured the engineering dept and I was one of the ones on layoff. That's when i started my own company. :-) My clever designs and attention to detail quickly started to get noticed. My little one man show of a company keeps me busy and is an outlet for my creativity. 

I do custom jobs for people all of the time. If you have any questions or would like one of my products (or have your own idea for one) please email me to chat: chris@uniwerksdesign.com


My webshop:
www.uniwerksdesign.com

Social Media links:
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Cheers 
Chris

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It’s time to mark this in your diary

NIMBIN MARDIGRASS KOMBI KONVOY

Free camping Saturday & Sunday at the Rainbow Power Company

More details posted soon

Come join the fun

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Time to mark this in your diary

Saturday 4th May

NIMBIN MARDIGRASS KOMBI KONVOY
Free camping at Rainbow Power Company Saturday and Sunday.
This a fun event not to be missed 
More details posted soon

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Hi all, just went looking for the ignition coil bracket and discovered yet another piece that was missing from Moby.  I don't even know exactly what it looks like but assume some sort of single bolt 'P' bracket that mounts to the fan shroud.  Looked online for a replacement but not listed anywhere.  Does anyone have a pic of one or better, one that they would be happy to part with?

This years Bus Stop sticker also comes with instructions, and an Isopropyl Alcohol lense wipe, for optimum application & longevity, for your prized new purchase. 

   

The instructions in detail:

   

And some application pics……
STEP 5:

   

STEP 7:

   

STEP 8:

   

Any further questions about the process, please find & have a chat to DavidH at Bus Stop, to clarify the details. 

VW was experimenting with electric vehicles as early as 1972 and up to the early 1980's and even had a swap in swap out battery pack.  See full story below.
Volkswagen’s First EV Came 50 Years Before The ID. Buzz, Battery Swapping Included (insideevs.com)

Hi just have a question about doors are lowlights doors the same as highlight doors because I put highlight doors on my lowlight and they seem to stick out about. Are lowlight doors a thinner.
Thanks Steve

30 minutes away from the start of the Formula One season in Bahrain.

Anyone else watching this one live, or have any interest in the pinnacle of motorsport? 

Just returned from another 2 1/2 day stint at Tharwa valley Forge.....
I took down the remaining folded steel/damascus billet that I brought home from my first visit.
After a lot of thinking, I decided to make 2 Outdoor knives, one each for my two son's.

Each blade has 704 layers made up by Forge welding alternate layers of 1075 steel and 15N20 high Nickel content steel.
The billet started as 11 layers and was forged and folded 6 times resulting in the final material to make the blades....
Handles started as blocks of timber, Bolsters/Guards started as a blocks of brass.......

Needless to say there is a LOT that goes into these blades and I'm stoked with the result:

Blade 1 - For Kim - he's a left hander :

   

   

Blade 2  - For Rowan - (he's normal  )

   

   

I can't speak highly enough of The Forge.....and I know I'll be back for another sweat session !!

https://www.tharwavalleyforge.com

G’day. 3 weeks into a Kombi project and much wiser than before. I started with shell. Kilos of rust cut out and nearly finished with that side of things. I thought joining your club might be a sensible thing to do as I have many questions forming in my mind. Geoff.