quick fixes, bodges and creations
- Thread starter jimmer
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clbarclay
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- Worcestershire
It's not a dumper. It's a self-propelled work bench.
I would like a high tip and bigger capacity dumper, but turns out this one has other advantages.
I would like a high tip and bigger capacity dumper, but turns out this one has other advantages.
1st fix fix or 2nd nail gun, like it ?
Nice work what battery did you use? been toying with doing this with my 3080.
clbarclay
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- Location
- Worcestershire
First fix and yes. I haven't used any others to compare it though. It was bought for reroofing tiled barns and was instantly worth it. Only grumble I have is the magazine can't takeuch more than one batch of nails at a time. While roofing it often didn't have enough nails in to do another full batten, but still too many to take another batch of nails. I printed a little block when I was roofing, to do it could still hold the next batch of nails in the end of the magazine. Not a problem when working on the ground, but clambering up and down a roof just to grab another lot of nails want fun.
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Got a few for stock. 
clbarclay
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- Location
- Worcestershire
I get the impression that you go to the scrap man with an empty trailer.
Farmersboy
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- Location
- South Lancashire
That tyre is repairable
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
True, but risky on an old tyre low on thread and rich in dry cracking.
The 'options' muck fork...and I have an adaptor to fit it on telehandler
clbarclay
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- Location
- Worcestershire
Bracket buckaroo. The must have game where bodgers take it in turns to attach as many sets of brackets as possible without them interfering with each other.
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- Location
- northumberland
- Location
- Yorkshire coast
Our nearest decent takeaway is 11 or 12 miles away so I've bodged an insulated tandoori transporter out of left over bits of kingspan and bubble foil insulation from our house renovations.
It works surprisingly well.
Any good for Dogs, thinking Hot.
Had 2 cows that were looking suspiciously empty and had tjem in for tb testing today so while I was sorting them out after I thought I'd stick a hand in them to see if they had a calf or not.
Mum had used the last of the shoulder length gloves for showering after a wrist operation to keep her arm dry
so I was a bit stuck didn't fancy sticking a bare arm in there 
Well I can confirm that bin bags will do if you really have to. Hands were clean and dry coming out
And both of them were in calf and we passed our tb test
Mum had used the last of the shoulder length gloves for showering after a wrist operation to keep her arm dry
so I was a bit stuck didn't fancy sticking a bare arm in there Well I can confirm that bin bags will do if you really have to. Hands were clean and dry coming out
And both of them were in calf and we passed our tb test
- Location
- North Wiltshire
Heater control went all wobbly.
Dash out, bit of plastic snapped.
Sorted..
Dash out, bit of plastic snapped.
Sorted..