quick fixes, bodges and creations

Mur Huwcun

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
North West Wales
Did you stop and cut it off?!!

I got two extension reels here that I saved from a builders skip with brocken plugs! We went to pick up a kitchen sink and units for tye sheep shed from a house renovation job down the road. They just looked on in astonishment when I asked if I could have a few things from the skip!!! Managed to get half a length of 40mm waste pipe, some compression fittings etc, screws and the extension cables!!
 

sawdust

Member
Location
Argyll
Not a bodge, repair or creation,

Just a observation that I feel will be uniquely shared by this threads contributers :D

What sort of pleb.....

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...... doesn't cut the flex off to add to the big jumble of cables for important future use :shifty::D
Be very carful...:stop:

I did exactly that once,:) feeling very chuffed rewired my pals grinder with the cable,:smug: thinking we'd be able to use the grinder anywhere in the workshop:geek:

Nothing, nahdah, nowt, not even a click:( turns out I dumped a perfectly good hoover :facepalm: and it was the flex that was faulty :banghead:
 
Heated parts washer and paint stripping tank
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fire box for underneath it.
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and an old pig hut for trapping some heat and protection from the wind
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Bolted it loosely back together and dropped it in
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drilled a few holes in a old lick tub (find them blowing about, don't buy them) and punched a hole in the bottom of the cans so they fill and drain and then lowered them in too. Had to grab one as it floated away as the two wee bolts weren't heavy enough to make it sink fast enough. All the bigger bits were tied to a rope and lowered in too.
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Just don’t drop a vital bolt in there loose :ROFLMAO: no fun fishing around in there for it after

Also I’m putting you forward for first bodger of the month award you don’t win feck all just the glory of knowing your a bodgeneer
Ive spent hours with a magnet on a bit of fence wire "fishing" for bits. Sometimes you find them on the bench already washed down:unsure:

Don't try cleaning aluminium tig rods in a length of stainless pipe filled with caustic soda. :rolleyes:
 

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