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Monthly Archives: March 2024
Memory Lane, 1st September 2022: Tomatotastic, mate!
Time to pick all the ripe tomatoes so those left on the vines have some change of getting ripe before the days become too short and cold. Apero F1: I think these are something like “Limoncello”, but I’m not sure. … Continue reading
My workshop vacuum sucks
Or doesn’t. It actually belongs to my father-in-law and he’s had it many years. He even tried to throw it out once, before I recovered it, fixed it, mended the cable he’d cut off and started using it again. A … Continue reading
Success!
My last 3D-printed bracket gits my dial gauge! It’s a lovely snug fit for mine and there’s no chance of the gauge moving during use, though the channel for the probe is actually not as high as it ideally ought … Continue reading
No dig diary, 11th March 2024
I’m still struggling with the lurgy, but really couldn’t face achieving nothing with the day so this afternoon forced myself outside to rake a couple of barrows of mixed council green waste and home-made compost over a couple of metre … Continue reading
Say “cheese”!
Or get someone to clumsily manipulate an image for you? Of course I’m taking about the Mother’s Day photo issued by Kensington Palace. I looked at the photo having read the news that the image had been pulled by various … Continue reading
Memory Lane, 27th August 2022: Sweets for my sweet, warmer for my honey
Years ago I had an uncontrolled warming cabinet made from a 40W incandescent light bulb inside an old chest freezer, but I decided that the time had come to speak of many things replace it with something better. So, off … Continue reading
No dig diary, 10th March 2024
I AM ALL WEEDED OUT! But fortunately so is the vegetable plot. Despite yesterday’s rain and the fact that I am still feverish due to the lurgy that I’ve had for the last few days I forced myself to dodge … Continue reading
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Well, that’s exceptionally irritating
My modified design for the dial gauge mount: And the final print, which is considerably better than the previous one, thanks to my discovery that the X axis belt had become very slack. Looks much better. Only whilst the design … Continue reading
Dial gauge mount fail
I was hoping to post a new version of my dial gauge mount for checking the table saw blade is square to the T-slots today, but yesterday I developed a nasty case of the lurgy and thanks to lack of … Continue reading
Memory Lane, 24th August 2022: It’s a jig, Jim, but not as we know it
Cut a man some wood and he’ll start IKEA, give a man a tablesaw and there’ll not be a tree in sight within six months. As the saying goes. Easy-peasy one this, but it makes life so simple. I must … Continue reading