Genesis Platinum 1000 Restoration

[Samuel]

These are Josh's pics.

 

[Samuel]

He, @Josh Dekubber, would have to provide the details and explanation though.

 

[Steve Hoch]

First round of seal on the slats and second round of stain on the handle.

The wood looks fantastic! You did a great job staining it.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Removed the wheels, cleaned them, and popped off the stencils.

I've been painting the wheels as well as putting new 3D printed inserts in them and they come out looking pretty much new.

 

[AlexPicchietti]

@Josh Dekubber looks straightforward, front end of the third bracket is 10” from the end of the slats? Anything else you’d note?

 

[Josh Dekubber]

@Josh Dekubber looks straightforward, front end of the third bracket is 10” from the end of the slats? Anything else you’d note?

I think the picture pretty much says it all.

Oh the tables that go on the bottom. Whatever you're using for spacing do half of that to the end of the z-metal so that when you put your bottom tables together you have the same spacing between slats as the rest of the table. When the bottom two tables are installed together side by side.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

 

[Josh Dekubber]

I've been painting the wheels as well as putting new 3D printed inserts in them and they come out looking pretty much new.View attachment 116702

Steve have you had a chance to start working on the older style wide white walls? No rush just curious

 

[Cody Bratton]

That wood is looking great!

Do you think it’s going to be hard to give this away?

 

[AlexPicchietti]

I think the picture pretty much says it all.

Oh the tables that go on the bottom. Whatever you're using for spacing do half of that to the end of the z-metal so that when you put your bottom tables together you have the same spacing between slats as the rest of the table. When the bottom two tables are installed together side by side.

Thanks brother! Appreciate you.

Yes it’s gonna be hard to give away. But I’m looking forward to my bro’s reaction, my kids still haven’t spoiled the surprise when he’s around

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Thanks brother! Appreciate you.

Yes it’s gonna be hard to give away. But I’m looking forward to my bro’s reaction, my kids still haven’t spoiled the surprise when he’s around

Very cool!!

 

[Steve Hoch]

Steve have you had a chance to start working on the older style wide white walls? No rush just curious

Yes, almost ready to start test printing.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Yes, almost ready to start test printing.

Very cool!

 

[AlexPicchietti]

Getting there. Slowly but surely!

 

[Josh Dekubber]

Looks beautiful!! No reason to rush.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Thanks brother! Appreciate you.

Yes it’s gonna be hard to give away. But I’m looking forward to my bro’s reaction, my kids still haven’t spoiled the surprise when he’s around

I somehow missed the part where you said you were restoring this for your brother, very nice.

 

[AlexPicchietti]

Dry fitting some parts now; waiting on a few pieces and then I’ll be ready for final assembly

 

[Steve Hoch]

Dry fitting some parts now; waiting on a few pieces and then I’ll be ready for final assembly

View attachment 116801

You're definitely going to want to put the wheels and casters on without anything else on the frame.

 

[AlexPicchietti]

Shout out to @Jon Tofte, the Testor’s hobby paint was a great call

 

[Jon Tofte]

Logo looks great, Alex!