The New Generation Peri Props Melbourne

Peri props Melbourne companies are offering props for sale rent or hire.  As a non-engineer, it’s not easy for me to appreciate the usefulness of the props.

But props are a necessity.  One kid showed me that.

A Kid’s Perspective.

My nephew loves cars.  And not just cars.  He wants his cars to run through roads, expressways and gates, and then skid to a halt in multi-level parking.  We bought him a toy with all the things he wanted and more: bridges to cross, houses and trees lining the roads, people and dogs to avoid.  He was quite happy with these.  But not content.

He loves to add up to the toy.  Longer bridges.  Taller and wider parking lots. Anything that will give his miniature cars more mobility and greater access.

Many times I’ve watched him construct and build: surveying the area, testing the weight of his cars, checking the durability of his materials.  He would build and rebuild with any material he can find:  cardboard, tins, plastic bottles, popsicle and barbecue sticks.

Sometimes he would shout and clap as his cars traverse the bridges and parking lots he had created.  Other times, he would scream in frustration, watching his creation topple down, causing damage to his cars. He didn’t like the busted tires. He hated the damaged fenders and hoods even more.  And, according to him, he has no intention of injuring his drivers and passengers.

He’s only seven years old.  He needs professional help.  That’s where my grandfather comes in.

Learning from an Old Carpenter.

My grandfather was no engineer.  But he was seasoned carpenter.  He has travelled far and wide building houses and small buildings of his time.  Our house, the ancestral home, houses of aunts and uncles–they were all built under his careful scrutiny and strict supervision.

My grandfather was no engineer alright.  But he practiced sound engineering principles.  Our houses, and all the other houses he built, can attest to that.  Battered by seasonal wind and rain, submerged in water during occasional flooding, carrying additional load due to frequent expansion and extension: they are still here, years after my grandfather passed away.

None of us became carpenters.  In our family, we have chemical engineers, electrical engineers, agricultural engineers.  But no carpenter.  Not even a civil engineer or architect.

None of us followed my grandfather’s footsteps.  But all of us learned the vital principles involved in building anything: durability, reliability, safety, efficiency.  All of these are now carefully being transferred to the next generation.

My grandfather never had peri props to work with.  He never heard of one.  Never even saw one.  He worked with bamboos and wood, pipes and thin steel tied and untied for flexibility.  I wonder how much he could have done with peri props.

The New Peri Props.

My nephew is still working with the same materials but now allocating them. Just like peri props Melbourne companies, he now has a collection of temporary support, adjustable cylinders he can use easily.  He picked up the props principle of nuts and bolts and is now playing with sturdy plastic cylinders with adjustable heights.  With the props, safety is now less of an issue.

My nephew loves to build. He loves the props.  You would, too.

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