What's on your bench today?

[youngsbury]

That’s one clean tidy bench. 

[AJStrees]

7 hours ago, youngsbury said:

That’s one clean tidy bench. 

Well with all this COVID 19 going on, gotta keep the hygiene in. So thought I would clean it up a bit. Bit of petrol, diesel and elbow grease worked wonders, besides its a fairly new bench to be fair. 

[spudulike]

Well, my bench is quiet but the garden is looking pretty tidy. TBH, I have enjoyed having a bit of time to do the jobs that usually take me a time to get around to doing. Not sure about the circumstances that have led to me having a bit more time though.

[AJStrees]

44 minutes ago, spudulike said:

Well, my bench is quiet but the garden is looking pretty tidy. TBH, I have enjoyed having a bit of time to do the jobs that usually take me a time to get around to doing. Not sure about the circumstances that have led to me having a bit more time though.

Agreed, yes seems things a less distracting or something. I managed to do a hedge I have been meaning to do for 3 years. 

[Stihl123]

never get bored with a 261 and a rattle can

[spudulike]

Looks like we have a bit of trouble ahead, parts are now in constraint, suppliers are only supplying what they have in stock and the supply chain is running dry. Not good news!

[Khriss]

Good to see men who look after their tools. Pity am not laid off, I could get things done.  @Stihl123 that looks pretty good . Makes it look unlike an expensive Stihl to be stolen....... sure you ain't been tagging my trains  ??  K

Edited April 20, 2020 by Khriss

[roys]

On 26/03/2020 at 10:41, AJStrees said:

Well with all this COVID 19 going on, gotta keep the hygiene in. So thought I would clean it up a bit. Bit of petrol, diesel and elbow grease worked wonders, besides its a fairly new bench to be fair. 

Is that some bee hive frames under bench?

[AJStrees]

37 minutes ago, roys said:

Is that some bee hive frames under bench?

Yep some of the brood frames for a national hive. Got some busy honey bees at the moment. 

[spudulike]

Well, I got the old bastard out today, never had it running as it is near impossible to pull over. These old bangers had a screw in the carb where you remove it, take the spark plug out and then pull it over enthusiastically until the fuel pisses out of the top of the carb. once it does this, you replace the screw and pull over the saw enthusiastically which I did and sprayed a bit of GT85 up the carb to make it pop helping the fuel along and bingo, lots of smoke and a running saw.