The_Yellow_Ardvark
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This sounds like you have experienceEither that or she's a serial killer & sees an easy target to raise her tally.
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MattF
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dobbslc
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He escaped with his life but not his sanity!
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He should have signed the Sanity Clause
Menno Bruinen
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Not really today made, but the last couple of weeks.
A while ago I made a test aircraft tyre stand for multiple types of wheels.
The boss gave green light to make 'm, so I did.
They're pretty straightforward and working fine and allready there are other companies interested.
I like playing around with iron and a welder very much! TBH, this suits me so good I don't want to go back to line maintenance......
These are movable;
Some other ones, fixed to the floor;
Cheers, Menno.
A while ago I made a test aircraft tyre stand for multiple types of wheels.
The boss gave green light to make 'm, so I did.
They're pretty straightforward and working fine and allready there are other companies interested.
I like playing around with iron and a welder very much! TBH, this suits me so good I don't want to go back to line maintenance......
These are movable;
Some other ones, fixed to the floor;
Cheers, Menno.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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What a nightmare this turned into.
Sub zero temps. Rain. Render than can't be painted or repaired ommited until I was 2 thirds of the way through.
Tannin stains on the wall
Cleaned up well today.
Sub zero temps. Rain. Render than can't be painted or repaired ommited until I was 2 thirds of the way through.
Tannin stains on the wall
Cleaned up well today.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Cheers.
The two uprights against the wall weren't supposed to be there.
Due to aforementioned render I decided not to cut sockets in the wall for the horizontals.
dobbslc
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@eLuSiVeMiTe did you make the porch or paint the house? Or both
eLuSiVeMiTe
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The former@eLuSiVeMiTe did you make the porch or paint the house? Or both
I just cleaned the staining from the oak.
ihavenoidea
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Quick & Dirty pressure gauge protector made from random parts
mtt.tr
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Chinese special?
slim_boy_fat
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But he only calls once a year.
dobbslc
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Hell no!
AMC. Portuguese made.
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Hi,
It's been too cold to play out most days but I've managed to rotavate the meadow then rake it and broadcast new wildflower seeds so a big job already out of the way. I've sorted my new cyclone dust extractor out but not really enjoyed it in the workshop; I'm getting soft. Not wanting to watch sport on TV and not wanting to watch normal depressing TV I've bought a 1,000 piece jigsaw which I'm enjoying assembling in our spare bedroom in comfort and warmth. Initially I set the jigsaw up on a picnic table but quickly found a lot more space is needed so this morning I added our wallpapering table and enjoyed a session this morning with sun streaming into the room. After dinner I've removed leaves from our patio then gone over the front garden with the hoe before weeds get a hold; garden ready flower plants due to arrive in April; as long as I'm doing anything I'm happy.
Kind regards, Colin.
It's years since I did a jigsaw and I'm finding it enjoyable. When it warms up a bit I'll be grafting again in the gardens and workshop.
It's nice to have plenty of space and to be comfortable. Now it's set up I can also play with my pyrography kit too.
It's been too cold to play out most days but I've managed to rotavate the meadow then rake it and broadcast new wildflower seeds so a big job already out of the way. I've sorted my new cyclone dust extractor out but not really enjoyed it in the workshop; I'm getting soft. Not wanting to watch sport on TV and not wanting to watch normal depressing TV I've bought a 1,000 piece jigsaw which I'm enjoying assembling in our spare bedroom in comfort and warmth. Initially I set the jigsaw up on a picnic table but quickly found a lot more space is needed so this morning I added our wallpapering table and enjoyed a session this morning with sun streaming into the room. After dinner I've removed leaves from our patio then gone over the front garden with the hoe before weeds get a hold; garden ready flower plants due to arrive in April; as long as I'm doing anything I'm happy.
Kind regards, Colin.
It's years since I did a jigsaw and I'm finding it enjoyable. When it warms up a bit I'll be grafting again in the gardens and workshop.
It's nice to have plenty of space and to be comfortable. Now it's set up I can also play with my pyrography kit too.
zx9
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The bit you made looks far nicer than the house.
zx9
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Penny just dropped. That's a shockingly crap joke.
@eLuSiVeMiTe ,Nice oak framing robin,is it green?
Doesn’t suit the house though,will probably outlive it as well.
Doesn’t suit the house though,will probably outlive it as well.
