No decent work bench in the combined sheep shed/workshop, so I had to improvise...
And some goats just for the hell of it
And some goats just for the hell of it
quick fixes, bodges and creations
- Thread starter jimmer
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RushesToo
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- Fingringhoe
This is wonderfully out of my experience - of course you would make a work bench from snow, and a perfect demonstration of why you cull cattle that aren't sheep / [goat?] friendly - and probably 5 more weird things before teatime.
I truly hope you are enjoying this as least as much as me.
I truly hope you are enjoying this as least as much as me.
bravheart
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- scottish borders
Have you been banished to Siberia?
Look at the thread Iceland in off topic, probably second page...
exmoor dave
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- exmoor, uk
bravheart
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- scottish borders
I see it all makes sense now, that looks like a whole new universe you've found there. Not much in the way of hse either by the look of the angle grinder.
Oh, and look out for the two toned snow.
TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
Knocked up a workshop heater out of scrap and offcuts.
It goes well
It goes well
Lincs Lass
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- north lincs
Just lacking a flat plate on top to boil the kettle
Insane Ubolt
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- North Yorkshire
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- Location
- North West Wales
when is it being converted to waste oil then!!!! Bit if drip feed.........
- Location
- Darlington
I made a 3 stacker years ago (decades then) when I worked in a garage, lot less waste heat up chimney?
TripleSix
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- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
Unscrew tap, fill to the brim with water, attack with grinder whilst still full of water.
Never had an issue.
robcollins
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- Wicklow
My method: valve off, turn upside down and leave in field overnight. Fill with water and Fairy liquid, giving it a shake when half full, when fill all the way. Left it another night. Drained then cut it. No problems at all.
ashmore
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That's what I did. I can only think that there was a flammable scum that was on top of the water. It was a very old bottle.
robcollins
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- Wicklow
Genuine. Once had a nasty allergic reaction to a Lidl detergent. In my defence, i nicked the Fairy off someone else!
My method: valve off, turn upside down and leave in field overnight. Fill with water and Fairy liquid, giving it a shake when half full, when fill all the way. Left it another night. Drained then cut it. No problems at all.
Be very careful. The loudest bang I have ever heard was at a Christmas lecture at the uni I used to work for. The lecturer took a plastic dog bowl, put some soapy water in it. He then took a gas/air torch, got a really roaring flame and put the torch out by squeezing one of the supply tubes. Then he proceeded to blow bubbles in the soapy water until the dog bowl was full of bubbles. Then he took a 6ft pole with a lit taper on the end and touched the bubbles, how it never blew the windows of the lecture room out I do not know.
Be very careful. The loudest bang I have ever heard was at a Christmas lecture at the uni I used to work for. The lecturer took a plastic dog bowl, put some soapy water in it. He then took a gas/air torch, got a really roaring flame and put the torch out by squeezing one of the supply tubes. Then he proceeded to blow bubbles in the soapy water until the dog bowl was full of bubbles. Then he took a 6ft pole with a lit taper on the end and touched the bubbles, how it never blew the windows of the lecture room out I do not know.