Thread: That piece of information was not in the rule book

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

Using the oven to powder coat small parts is apparently a proscribed activity also.

'We are not amused".

Thats gold...

Brevel sandwich maker/ toaster makes a great bearing heater. Another use of those micro waves, dryning socks etc.
Cheers Hall

mother; "whats that bang?!"

me; "oh, nothing...."

mother; "didn't sound like nothing..."


(opens oven door)

mother; "what the ....! "

this was the conversation that took place at an early age after i was discovered heating honda xr600 crankcase halves to remove the crank bearings....when you lay them on the side and heat to 150 degrees, they just drop out onto the oven rack


jc

Years ago when i was an apprentice,scratching around trying to make a few bob i used to get the compressers out of old fridges at the dump.I would use them in refurbished cabinets.Often the system would have been open so i used to put them in the oven(on a low setting) when my parents were out to get any moisture out of them.

Eventually did get caught and to my amazement they weren't that worried.

There's an instruction manual/rule book?
I've just been making it up as I go along, pretty sure she does the same!

I have also on occasion thrown the paint rollers in the wshing machine with the towels to get them good and clean, apparently thats a no no as well, my argument was the fabric softener makes it easier to use them next time..

Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

There's an instruction manual/rule book?
I've just been making it up as I go along, pretty sure she does the same!

Yea, you just keep on thinking that, Mr Muppet...

Just make sure you always buy a couch that is long enough to sleep on.

Originally Posted by Basil135

Yea, you just keep on thinking that, Mr Muppet...

Just make sure you always buy a couch that is long enough to sleep on.

Hey, winging it is how I roll.
Pretty good at it too