VERY nice. ( Who else had a quick flash-back of the bikini clad girl losing her bikini when the pen is held upside down. Def.no connection to your stunning pen and no offence meant ).
Had a Ryobi angle grinder that packed up on first project and a pressure washer that did not work , straight from the box. Will NEVER consider a Ryobi tool again.
Retirement is a bitch. Suffered from depression for at least the first year.Used the BMW to commute to work , whole year round. MTB kept me sane. Slowly getting a grip on life again.
I have not ridden ( or even started ) my BMW F800 ST for 2-3 years. Battery was removed and is on permanent trickle charge. What will the starting procedures be after checking the fluids ?
My apology upfront as I am looking for a solution not " directly " related to woodwork . I need to clad a wooden frame with corrugated sheets ( not IBR ). Question.....how do I neatly and accurately cut the said sheets with an angle grinder. The tops of the sheets needs to by cut at a slight angle.Scrapped 2 sheets already.
That is probably how the hammers landed-up in the 2nd hand shops in the first place......not judging....I am also always on the lookout for QUALITY unappreciated tools to go to a good home.
I just bought a very neglected Eastwing axe that I want restore .The challenge pertains to the handle that consists of leather discs arranged like sosaties on the metal part of the handle. Seems to be covered/drenched in black oil. Any suggestions on how to " handle " the problem?
Damn ,just reading these posts , wakes up the urge to find the tools that has not been used for many years (that hasn't grown feet ) and cut a few pieces of wood , just for the smell of thereof.
