quick fixes, bodges and creations

[Pan mixer]

Mine go onto the battery 115mm grinder

Mine would too but you shouldn't use ex-9 inch wheels on the small grinders, the speed is too high on the small grinders and the big wheel aren't up to it - just saying.
I usually use the 1mm ones on the battery grinder as they cut further for less battery use, those others were building up.

 

[Bob c]

Mine would too but you shouldn't use ex-9 inch wheels on the small grinders, the speed is too high on the small grinders and the big wheel aren't up to it - just saying.
I usually use the 1mm ones on the battery grinder as they cut further for less battery use, those others were building up.

was thinking the same
but don't want to be a bar hum bug on key board

 

[simon-0116]

What you going to use the tank for?

Store all his part word discs in, but he's just used them all

 

[Pan mixer]

Tank to stand an IBC in on pallets to contain leakages.

 

[NH8360]

This must qualify, cutting up an old heating oil tank that someone gave me using all the small left over cutting discs that were too small to cut flat steel (and have been on a nail in the workshop for some time) but when cutting a tank you can have the guard on the 9 inch grinder over the edge and use them down to stubs. It took 18 of them in the end


, I almost got RSI from changing discs.

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I used new electricity though.

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Milwaukee do a quick change nut would speed the disk changes for you only about a tenner.

 

[yellowbelly]

Milwaukee do a quick change nut would speed the disk changes for you only about a tenner.

Ah hem, may I draw my learned friend's attention to the name of the thread unto which he posts?

The mere suggestion of paying for a nut on here (be it special or not), let alone the princely sum of 10 sovereigns, is sacrosanct.

 

[chickens and wheat]

drill a hole in bottom it lets the rain out.

I was recently advised by somebody official to put a brick bund round an incinerator , but leave a brick out to let rainwater out

 

[tw15]

He probably left the handle on so he could use it as a saucepan again should the need arise.

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Xmas is coming so he can still use the saucepan for the sprouts and put it back on boxing day ( smart thinking) .

 

[chickens and wheat]

handle is for flicking the sprouts away over the hedge gone - for ever

 

[NH8360]

Ah hem, may I draw my learned friend's attention to the name of the thread unto which he posts?

The mere suggestion of paying for a nut on here (be it special or not), let alone the princely sum of 10 sovereigns, is sacrosanct.

To much cider when I posted that madness last night lol

 

[Rod Dumbreck]

This must qualify, cutting up an old heating oil tank that someone gave me using all the small left over cutting discs that were too small to cut flat steel (and have been on a nail in the workshop for some time) but when cutting a tank you can have the guard on the 9 inch grinder over the edge and use them down to stubs. It took 18 of them in the end




, I almost got RSI from changing discs.

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I used new electricity though.

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If you cut 2" away from the corner, would that count as new 2" angle under the current thread rules?

 

[Ukjay]

To much cider when I posted that madness last night lol

Should you not have been on the Irish Champagne - not Cider....

 

[slurryman]

Salvaged road brush, salvaged 2 gate hangers, welded brackets to the hangers to fit it in the yard for the cows.

Can be moved around the yard if needed, same principle as moving a gate.

Happy cows!

Road brush (about to be skipped) = €0
Gate hangers ( re-used) = €0
Rod iron / angle iron (from yard) =€0
Welding rods = €3

 

[Nearly]

The construction industry can still teach us a thing or two.
I think phone must have a damp spot on inside of camera lens.

 

[chickens and wheat]

Surplus of new cable ties in that industry obviously

 

[hendrebc]

Not agricultural but still a bodge. Wife has her works Christmas party tomorrow night and when she went looking for her black boots to go with whatever she wanted to wear the zip was broken. The original ring and leather strip which is meant to be kept safe somewhere is missing so a quick fix was needed or the world would end . Found an old keyring that was small enough to fit through the zip part and cut a strip of bike inner tube to replace the leather strip. Wife approved bodge

 

[hendrebc]

Not agricultural but still a bodge. Wife has her works Christmas party tomorrow night and when she went looking for her black boots to go with whatever she wanted to wear the zip was broken. The original ring and leather strip which is meant to be kept safe somewhere is missing so a quick fix was needed or the world would end . Found an old keyring that was small enough to fit through the zip part and cut a strip of bike inner tube to replace the leather strip. Wife approved bodge

A picture would help

 

[Ukjay]

A picture would help
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C'mon now Hedrebc, although a good bodge - we all know they're your boots

 

[Bob c]

 

[clbarclay]

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So that's where all the useful common size spanners disappear to.