Recent content by Ronzzr11

for banging denails into defence ??

maybe, but slaves did,nt make the bouncing bombs.

a nice big handful of grease spread on top of the wall

very nice table, it certainly does,nt look like it was made out of pallet timber Ron

Somebody mentioned on another thread, about using old pistons for door handles,maybe that could work for you. Ron

Thanks for all the photos. From one of your other posts, you said to take off the last two digits to get the price in US dollars ,is that right ? Ron

those guys probably come from the deeper end of the gene pool !! Ron

You might not be able to take tools back, in your carry-on luggage.I flew back from Pittsburg in August, and saw signs saying tools were not allowed in aircraft cabins. The spanners and ratchets I had in my checked luggage went through ok. Ron

I used to make roller shutter doors, before sealing up the spring, in the barrel tube, I used to smear the whole spring with a handful of graphite grease. Ron

A nice looking set-up you,ve got now. I like your Challenger too!!! How close do car doors get to that roof post ? Its hard to judge properly, but is it worth putting something on it to avoid dinging paint off a door? Ron

I just read this on another post that might help you decide: "Around here, an uninsulated garage will be air temperature in winter (-30 degrees), and around 130 degrees in summer. An insulated garage will be around +10 in winter and 80 in summer. Which one would you rather attempt to heat...

Maybe a bigger base would help. Ron

I made one from a length of steel tube, with a coil from a large spring welded on top,then sunk it in the floor in my garage. If you get one I,d suggest putting it near the wall,so when your bike is locked to it, its hard for anyone to get to and cut. Plus there,s less chance of tripping over...

a glass hammer, or a tin of polka dot paint. Ron

Re: Tips & Tricks If you put the magnet in a plastic bag first,that will keep the magnet completely clear of shavings. Ron