I think it a statement
quick fixes, bodges and creations
- Thread starter jimmer
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Landyman
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TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
None that are particularly good...
40mm posts holding the feed barrier had snapped off.
They had 100mm angle iron attached to hold a sleeper as the barrier bottom.
We cut the angle irons off and moved them down so they were now right at the bottom and thus welded to the baseplate.
Making it all much strongerer.
@simmy_bull conducting flammability tests on his haylage.
That wasn't too shabby considering we were on the end of a 13a extension lead, rusty, and on CO2...
Fixed!
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Tha Ulsterscot
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- Location
- Greyabbey Co. Down.
Thats funny, I know a lot of folk who didn't go to school (very often), and didn't work at all for a livingNope ,i went to school and got educated,so i didnt have to work in such places
TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
I'm unfavourable
And generally cross.
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
pine_guy
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- Location
- North Cumbria
Couple I’ve noticed the last few days I thought worthy of a photo.
Don’t like insulated live wires, sheep chew/play with them, but needed some insulation putting this one up, found a pen in my pocket.
Stop cable broke, guy that works for me sorted it with the broken elastic band from his head torch, didn’t even have to find some string [emoji23]
Don’t like insulated live wires, sheep chew/play with them, but needed some insulation putting this one up, found a pen in my pocket.
Stop cable broke, guy that works for me sorted it with the broken elastic band from his head torch, didn’t even have to find some string [emoji23]
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
Thread noderator assurance:
No recent paint, Check
No new items Check
Nothing used for correct purpose Check
Bailer twine on gates Check
Rough edges Check
Heath Robinson effect Check
Result PASS
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
No, but my new cat has, and he is a lazy sh!t!
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Landyman
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You can always send him backNo, but my new cat has, and he is a lazy sh!t!
Do you really think he wants your company,by the looks of him he is having a ball,done well my manYou can always send him back
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
Changing the subject! Not all graft in the foundry obviously, lazy cat and people with enough spare time to feed and pet him. Did you ever make anything at the foundry?You can always send him back
Thats why it closed ,lazy northeners,probaly poncing around drinking tea having a laugh ,
Thats why it closed ,lazy northerners,probably poncing around drinking tea having a laugh ,
let me get the popcorn,.......... ready for the reply
Pilgrimmick
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- Argyll
You missed, pigging out on pork pies!Thats why it closed ,lazy northeners,probaly poncing around drinking tea having a laugh ,
Pigging out on pork! I'm on form today!
Got me ear plugs ready
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
Too much like hard work?Cant be arsed
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
You mean Baler Twine has incorrect purposes?
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Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
My camera is having off days but just finished a bodge.
Which raises the question. 'Is a bodge ever finished?'
Insulated box profile sheet wall between 2 areas of workshop.
£40 worth of ebay used roof sheets.
Used 5x3 timbers out of old roof of new cottage.
Door out of demolished farmhouse.
Half a box of long screws. (New)
Just need a new door lock and one of my half cans of expanding foam to work now.
This swinging doors is easy @JLTate
Which raises the question. 'Is a bodge ever finished?'
Insulated box profile sheet wall between 2 areas of workshop.
£40 worth of ebay used roof sheets.
Used 5x3 timbers out of old roof of new cottage.
Door out of demolished farmhouse.
Half a box of long screws. (New)
Just need a new door lock and one of my half cans of expanding foam to work now.
This swinging doors is easy @JLTate