OneGuyFromBarlick

Today's pudding

Oil drain plugs?

I feel like an amateur, 45 for us on Friday

Flared nut spanner, for tightening up pipe joints (like brake pipes). It gives better grip than an open ended spanner.

My youngest received a penalty charge notice, for not paying the London ULEZ charge, through the post today. Fortunately he has CCTV images of him, and his car, arriving at work in York at the same time. It seems his registration number has been cloned. report the reg number to the police (online I...

Chicken and chorizo in a tomato and onion sauce with peppers, mixed veg, red pesto, black olives, grand padano cheese and bucatini pasta. Washed it down with an Australian Shiraz.

Probably more of an observation

PanBiker wrote: ↑27 Apr 2026, 14:54 You put that one up last Friday Kev.

It's either my eyesight or my brain going

Flynn No. 45 adjustable boring head?

Tripps wrote: ↑26 Apr 2026, 20:23 Did you know that Keter is an Israeli company?
I assume not - but would it have made any difference if you had?

I didn't and it wouldn't. It was a bargain in a B&Q bank holiday sale.

I bought a Keter storage shed about 5 years ago, it holds the garden furniture and canvas walls for the gazebo. I did fix mine to the wall as the wind was moving it :biggrin2: A couple of these, with nuts, bolts and some lag screws, did the job. Screenshot_20260426-182040.png There is the option to ...

Oh dear

Is it milling machine related?

Jacket spud topped with chilli and cheese, the chilli was from a batch I made a couple of weeks ago and was lurking in the freezer.

Framed out the gazebo ready for the feather edge roof. I've extended one side too.

People across the UK told to stay inside and keep windows closed as a mysterious yellow orb appears in the sky for a third consecutive day.

Been out for a walk around the lower res, it's very warm. Tee shirt weather.

My youngest received a penalty charge notice, for not paying the London ULEZ charge, through the post today. Fortunately he has CCTV images of him, and his car, arriving at work in York at the same time. It seems his registration number has been cloned.

Stanley wrote: ↑24 Apr 2026, 09:43 We soon burned the mist off and now we have full sun and very little wind....

It's very pleasant out, we had alfresco coffee this morning. This afternoon I've cleaned the windows on the house, vacuumed the car and treated a small rust bubble on the rear wheel arch.