Wouldn't it be lovely if you could cook pizzas in your garden...Like this?
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MattF
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Wouldn't it be lovely if you could cook pizzas in your garden...
Or even someone elses garden.
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Today I made......
Space in hubby’s hut.
I finally decided to tackle the shed, and sorted out the most astonishing amount of tools into 3 piles (this is just the electric stuff he had, not got to the proper tools yet).
Pile one is destined for our local Men in Shed group. I’m trying to get them to organise the pick up, so they can maybe take even more things.
Pile two is some stuff which will end up on here.
Pile three is the important pile. This is the one I’m keeping.
Out of interest though, does anyone REALLY have a use or need for 4 heat guns, or the 2 electric planers, or 3 orbital sanders, or 3 corded drills, or 3 full soldering iron kits I found in there.
Space in hubby’s hut.
I finally decided to tackle the shed, and sorted out the most astonishing amount of tools into 3 piles (this is just the electric stuff he had, not got to the proper tools yet).
Pile one is destined for our local Men in Shed group. I’m trying to get them to organise the pick up, so they can maybe take even more things.
Pile two is some stuff which will end up on here.
Pile three is the important pile. This is the one I’m keeping.
Out of interest though, does anyone REALLY have a use or need for 4 heat guns, or the 2 electric planers, or 3 orbital sanders, or 3 corded drills, or 3 full soldering iron kits I found in there.
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Out of interest though, does anyone REALLY have a use or need for 4 heat guns, or the 2 electric planers, or 3 orbital sanders, or 3 corded drills, or 3 full soldering iron kits I found in there.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
arther dailey
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one for the workshop,one for the van, and one for the spongers when they come calling...
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Or.
One for use, one to be used when you can't find the one you are using and one spare.
One for use, one to be used when you can't find the one you are using and one spare.
Well I'm down to my last two electric planes, neither of which work, one sander which also doesn't work. I'm ok for soldering irons as I accidentally ordered two when I lost mine, then found it again.Today I made......
Out of interest though, does anyone REALLY have a use or need for 4 heat guns, or the 2 electric planers, or 3 orbital sanders, or 3 corded drills, or 3 full soldering iron kits I found in there.
Good luck with the sort out.
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I've got 7 soldering irons.Today I made......
Space in hubby’s hut.
I finally decided to tackle the shed, and sorted out the most astonishing amount of tools into 3 piles (this is just the electric stuff he had, not got to the proper tools yet).
Pile one is destined for our local Men in Shed group. I’m trying to get them to organise the pick up, so they can maybe take even more things.
Pile two is some stuff which will end up on here.
Pile three is the important pile. This is the one I’m keeping.
Out of interest though, does anyone REALLY have a use or need for 4 heat guns, or the 2 electric planers, or 3 orbital sanders, or 3 corded drills, or 3 full soldering iron kits I found in there.
Only use one though and I'm looking to replace it.
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You always have room for more tools in your life.
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But....but..... The hubby couldn’t solder.
He was self learning, hence why he needed many irons to get to grip with.
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Made a bale catcher for the back end of our new bale trailer this afternoon...
NB NOS bale trailer. It's been sitting in the blacksmiths yard for 2 or 3 years before FIL acquired it a couple of weeks back.
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Always a good idea to have as many irons in the fire as possible.
Genuine question, will that be sufficiently 'heavy duty' stock to prevent the bales developing minds of their own and making a break for freedom over the back? Depending on size, they can weight up to 2 tonnes each afaik and the trailer looks like it might accommodate up to four on the bottom row plus another three on top?
Ignore me if you've already accounted for that......
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Yup.Today I made......
Space in hubby’s hut.
I finally decided to tackle the shed, and sorted out the most astonishing amount of tools into 3 piles (this is just the electric stuff he had, not got to the proper tools yet).
Pile one is destined for our local Men in Shed group. I’m trying to get them to organise the pick up, so they can maybe take even more things.
Pile two is some stuff which will end up on here.
Pile three is the important pile. This is the one I’m keeping.
Out of interest though, does anyone REALLY have a use or need for 4 heat guns, or the 2 electric planers, or 3 orbital sanders, or 3 corded drills, or 3 full soldering iron kits I found in there.
Its my job though so I have plenty of duplicates.
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I modified a bicycle pump:
What that does is that it allows me to jam the tapered nozzle into the drain hole in the back of the fridge and blow it out. The bloody thing clogs several times a year and makes the door a PITA to open. There are supposedly tools for this that come with, but we've never found one with our fridge...
Also a three legged stool:
What that does is that it allows me to jam the tapered nozzle into the drain hole in the back of the fridge and blow it out. The bloody thing clogs several times a year and makes the door a PITA to open. There are supposedly tools for this that come with, but we've never found one with our fridge...
Also a three legged stool:
