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You got to clean up that bench mate..
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Stuff I have made today...
Well I turned over a new leaf today...i took a page out of the book that belongs to you guys...and made a right mess of my work bench...stuff everywhere...
Well I turned over a new leaf today...i took a page out of the book that belongs to you guys...and made a right mess of my work bench...stuff everywhere...
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You've got a LONG way to go before you can beat mine....
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I've just spent the last couple of hours clearing my bench as per your last post
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I thought I would do good and make a mess...now i can't find anything...how do you guys operate...Don't go blaming us.............
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I am a beginner/ amateurIt takes many years of practice and great skill
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We know that, you can't even manage to make a right mess of a bench, I can still see loads of space and nothing is piled at least 4 high.
Stick with it though and you will master it eventually
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Hahaha....We know that, you can't even manage to make a right mess of a bench, I can still see loads of space and nothing is piled at least 4 high.
Stick with it though and you will master it eventually
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So how are the actually kept on? I certainly will make a set for my van..but there again I am geussing the nuts are way to big,hmmmmmmNot so much made, as 're-purposed'.....[I hate that word
I discovered on another web place that spent 12-bore cartridge cases can be cut down to make wheel stud covers which fit BMWs, like so......
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However, after the first lot corroded through one Winter it became obvious that these are no longer brass [although I think they may still be in 'Murica], I spent some time today preparing the next lot - small things amuse etc..., eh?
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So how are the actually kept on? I certainly will make a set for my van..but there again I am geussing the nuts are way to big,hmmmmmm
Simple push fit, they're quite tight on the stud and I haven't lost any yet from previous sets. It's just co-incidence that they fit the 17mm studs on my car.
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I will check my brothers rav 4, and make him a set up if they fit,thanks for the inspiration
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Not quite metal shaping but...
This is a T-shirt printed from the graphics eSCHEn did for me. It is the badge the engine manufacturer put on the Alta OHV conversion cars. Cost a tenner to have one printed up for her. You'd think she'd smile a bit more. After all, they are all HER Morris Minors!
Over the weekend I hope to chem-etch the same logo onto some ali sheet to make some new bonnet badges for the car.
This is a T-shirt printed from the graphics eSCHEn did for me. It is the badge the engine manufacturer put on the Alta OHV conversion cars. Cost a tenner to have one printed up for her. You'd think she'd smile a bit more. After all, they are all HER Morris Minors!
Over the weekend I hope to chem-etch the same logo onto some ali sheet to make some new bonnet badges for the car.
