Stuff you have made today

[Fraserb]

Started an experimental project.

 

[Barking Mat]

Started an experimental project.

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Liking that top bent bit of steel, how did you do that ?

Second photo.

 

[Fraserb]

Liking that top bent bit of steel, how did you do that ?

Second photo.

Rolled a curve with my tube rollers, cut it through where the curve changes direction, flipped the ends over and welded them back together.

 

[8ob]

Made a start on the workshop belated cleanup, not had a proper dung out/restock/wipedown in twenty years.

Cleaned up my trusty rusty slotted table, removed half of Surrey from the slots and gave it a large portion of scotchbrite, brake cleaner and maintenance spray.

About eight hours of putting away, at least a gallon of brake cleaner/elbow grease and it scrubbed up ok. Just need to go down the other side now

 

[nickk]

Made this door the other day, dropped it in for galvanising Tuesday night and had it back and fitted today very pleased. Just need to establish how I’m going to clad it now.

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Christ who do you use?every time I go to Hereford galvanisers,it’s a 2-3 week wait.

 

[8ob]

Christ who do you use?every time I go to Hereford galvanisers,it’s a 2-3 week wait.

Have you seen her eyes?

Bob

 

[nickk]

Can only imagine @8ob .

 

[KimB]

Have you seen her eyes?

Bob

I don’t know what you’re talking about

 

[KimB]

Christ who do you use?every time I go to Hereford galvanisers,it’s a 2-3 week wait.

It’s East Midlands galvanising. Part of wedge group. I used them before for my landy stuff. Really impressed this time with their speed.

 

[Edward Teach]

Made a start on the workshop belated cleanup, not had a proper dung out/restock/wipedown in twenty years.

Cleaned up my trusty rusty slotted table, removed half of Surrey from the slots and gave it a large portion of scotchbrite, brake cleaner and maintenance spray.


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About eight hours of putting away, at least a gallon of brake cleaner/elbow grease and it scrubbed up ok. Just need to go down the other side now

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That is what you call A Tool Box

 

[selectedgrub]

Finishing touches

 

[DAPPH]

In the picture below. Top LHS are two Stanley Yankee screwdrivers.

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At first glance they looked ok.
The extended, they pumped.
But The bits were stuck fast. Turns out with glue.


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This handle was set up to be striped and cleaned, but what the picture does not show is the split, the filler and the staples.

The other handle was as bad.

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So, some beech, from a friends Fire wood pile was liberated. Turned down into new handles.

Test fitting here.




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Fitted after paint.
2 more tools saved.

Everything in the top picture, bar one tool was restored.

The oil stones were very dirty.


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So they were boiled up in washing soda for 2 hours.
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The wooden cases were cleaned and waxed.

2 of the stones were curved, turns out they are knife stones, from a kit.

I've usually put 1/2 " of white spirit in a small tray & soaked the oil stone in it for 10 min or so then wiped the stone clean , done the other side then lightly oiled up with oil and a spray of WD 40 . Any cases got the white spirit treatment too

 

[EM1L4]

Made a start on the workshop belated cleanup, not had a proper dung out/restock/wipedown in twenty years.

Cleaned up my trusty rusty slotted table, removed half of Surrey from the slots and gave it a large portion of scotchbrite, brake cleaner and maintenance spray.


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About eight hours of putting away, at least a gallon of brake cleaner/elbow grease and it scrubbed up ok. Just need to go down the other side now

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That is some serious workshop porn , I could only dream of having clear worktop space like that

Nice work, love the layout/welding table!

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Made a start on the workshop belated cleanup

Can you feel the envy radiating from here?

 

[Munkul]

I'm most jealous of that T slot table. It's a beast! Love the row of cabinets. That's the gold standard of workshops right there.

 

[Hood]

Second one done and he is thinking he may want another two

 

[cianh91]

Started an experimental project.

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If your doing what I think and it’s for outside make sure it’s galvanised as the rust will come through the gap

 

[Fraserb]

If your doing what I think and it’s for outside make sure it’s galvanised as the rust will come through the gap

Depends what you think I'm doing. This one won't be galvanised as its an experiment, if it works like I hope the next one will be.

 

[DAPPH]

Second one done and he is thinking he may want another two

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That looks interesting .
Can you make a slip under deep tub C/W some sort of splash retaining lid with a water drain tap in the tank to hold enough water so they can be run up . Maybe putting the reinforcing webs further to the outside edges to give you more room ?

 

[Hood]

That looks interesting .
Can you make a slip under deep tub C/W some sort of splash retaining lid with a water drain tap in the tank to hold enough water so they can be run up . Maybe putting the reinforcing webs further to the outside edges to give you more room ?

As mentioned earlier they have barrels they use, if outside they just shove the micky mouse ears on and attach to the hose.