I'm looking into a plastic alternative tbf, we can always use ply as a blast coverage on top. Thanks for the thought food people!

I've added some photos for a better idea of the sheets purpose. We also want to protect the lip of the bottom concrete ring, as seen in the second photo.

I'm not sure if any plastic would hold up to shrapnel from repetitive he blasts?

It's at the bottom of a 8m shaft so easy enough to lower. 1.2x1.2m is just the gross dimension, it will be cut further yet. It's going to be Sat on 3 x 28mm bars and we will be attaching hangers for blast protection...in essence its mainly for shuttering purposes, without having to remove the...

Yes please Pete. I've got a battery cutter ready for it

I was hoping to use up some old scrap/off cut rather than buying new. But that is a good price for the size of sheet and grade, Thanks!

Hi all. Thought someone on here may be able to help. Looking for a sheet of steel for a digging project. Ideally 4mm thick and needs to be a minimum of 1.2m x 1.2m. Not too fussed about condition, as long as it has no holes. Kind regards, Mike.

So we have still been working the site. Check out our blog: https://whiterabbitsholepriddy.blogspot.com/?m=1 For those who can't be arsed with that: Currently we're focused on the tooth dig, which to dig smoothly and efficiently takes 6 people although with hard work and staging it can be...

You're welcome to come and join us next time you're down this way 🙂

https://whiterabbitsholepriddy.blogspot.com/?m=1 A few more tweeks yet, but here's our up to date logbook via a blog 🙂

Updated surveys. Courtesy of John Cooper and the Vanderplanks.

Nice, I was thinking coral too...I'll clean it up this weekend and get a better picture. Thanks 😊

Made a little video this Wednesday 26th to show the draught at the muddy pit. Mike wise, Mike Waterworth in the video, with me filming some. Also a photo of a sandstone cobble about 12" long: Can anyone identify this fossil we found? About an inch long!:

Na all good. Can add the plan up to date, still yet to survey the corners of some of the bedding passage and the boulder chamber: The red cross is the final squeeze, just before Golden Key chamber, the blue line is where the boulder chamber comes in/goes and the green mark is the muddy pit...

OH yeah! We're now 36m deep with just shy of 100m of passage. The most recent phot of the dig site.