School method.
You know how filled with shit my place was..you were over. It looks much better now..but Im still going through boxes and bins
Gunner
School method.
You know how filled with shit my place was..you were over. It looks much better now..but Im still going through boxes and bins
Gunner
You're just going to have to get busy, Ig. :)
Eatchur heart out, Ig... I don't even have a stupid lawn to get in the way of my good stuff! :) I got him beat all to hell.
(girlfriend is holding up the cardboard so nobody will see all my good stuff and come steal it)
Alvin in AZ
Yeah, I let things go this time of year. Usually is lots of snow and can't work outside with the welder anyway. My welding table is at the corner of the deck. I made a small box of steel sheet for the plug-in and mounted it with the open end down so that rain sheds without ever touching the receptacle. Just bring out the welder and plug it in. Have a similar set-up for 110V for the MIG too. These boxes are under the deck at the back of the bench.
My father in law was a welder. He helped me with the idea and turned me loose. Three legs was his idea but I only had enough pipe for two so he gave me some channel. This anvil is all I really need around here.
PS - Some of the rest of the yard is worse :)
- Regards Gordie
An old guy that had a fabrication shop here in town years ago had the reputation of no matter where in his yard you wanted to do some arc welding, inside or out, you had an earth. The earth clamp was hooked to a bench inside his shed and that's where it stayed, that much scrap steel laying on the ground througout the whole yard was "LIVE". OH&S wasn't heard of then! Rod
Good plan.
Around here there are backyard and places 'cops' that turn in people with to much stacked around. Often it is a trash yard (dumping trash) but sometimes it is a private junk yard and both of those get trashed by the police. Water pollution......
Builders, so I hear anyway, buy larger plots of land so neighbors are not bothered... :-)
Martin
Mart> >
School method.
And how much stuff in the backyard would be "too much"?
ibothered... :-)
for the toys!
School method.
I'm not one of the 'backyard snoopy cops' - that both help us and cause ill towards a neighbor.
In some places, so I have seen on the TV, a flag on a flag pole or a car on the street or one in the back yard or anything that has grass growing in or through it...
Martin
Mart> >
bothered... :-)
for the toys!
School method.
There was this gentleman (that's spelt prick btw) that lived next door to my dad, and he was building a house.
He asked my Dad if held like some wood left over from the construction.
Dad, being Dad, said okay.
The "gentleman" then called the local council and complained that my Dad had an unsightly yard.
The "Universe's Biggest Used Tampon Award" is awarded to this "gentleman".
Regards Charles (who is still bitter) P.S. The genltleman then truely wondered why the neighbours didn't like him.
Mart> I'm not one of the 'backyard snoopy cops' - that both help us and cause ill
Yeah. I used to have to be "good" when we lived in town. Now, we live 30 miles from city limits and have 15 acres. Some of the neighbors have worse yards than us and nobody complains. One of these days (maybe) I'll clean up the yard.
- Regards Gordie
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