Mild steel project...what a waste of time ..huhu

This is the picture shows on what we have done on 3 mild steel project.From the left; Hammer, dolly and bottle opener. At first, we done so wildly (sawing, filling, drilling..etc...), but then become madness...just to ensure that the steel that we make or by-product could be no scratch and shiny as possible with using the sandpaper and the AUTOSOL!

If I doing this in bulan Puasa..surely..I'm am run out of fuel...really tired...huhu..

Thank You Allah...

At last..I sprayed all of this and turns it into white...really cool~

Do you think u know all about an airplane?

Funny isn't it? That is what does by the Kulala Air, the low fare airlines from South Africa. Seems to me, they put much concern on how to make their airlines coolest and most memorable to the passenger. Not only to the passenger but workers also can have managing their tasks efficiently..why not? every parts have the description...

The letter or descriptions of parts that can be found on that aircraft body are:

* galley (cuppa anyone?)
* avionics (fancy navigation stuff)
* windows (best view in the world)
* wing #1 and #2
* engine #1 and #2 (26 000 pounds of thrust)
* emergency exit = throne zone (more leg room baby!)
* seats (better than taxi seats)
* some windows = kulula fans (the coolest peeps in the world)
* black box (which is actually orange)
* landing gear (comes standard with supa-fly mags)
* back door (no bribery/corruption here)
* tail (featuring an awesome logo)
* loo (or mile-high club initiation chamber)
* rudder (the steering thingy)
* stabiliser (the other steering thingy)
* a.p.u. (extra power when you need it most)
* galley (food, food, food, food…)
* boot space
* ZS-ZWP (OK-PIK) = secret agent code (aka plane’s registration)
* overhead cabins (VIP seating for your hand luggage)
* fuel tanks (the go-go juice)
* cargo door
* aircon ducts (not that kulula needs it… they’re already cool)
* front door (our door is always open … unless we’re at 41 000 feet)
* cockpit window = sun roof
* nose cone (radar, antenna, and a really big dish inside)

*Note: Picture by Shanair on Flickr