belt sander cleaner

[devonwoody]

I had a clogged up belt on my sander yesterday and I grabbed one of my wife's plastic clothes pegs and held it on the belt. It really worked well,
BUT DON'T LET THE WIFE CATCH YOU. :roll: :roll: :roll:

 

[Jorden]

Have you tried a piece of hose pipe - works real well too (don't let it melt though)

Dennis

 

[Chris Knight]

A bin liner will work too.

 

[Noel]

Or Tesco bags....or similar...

 

[davidc1075]

Bin liners, clothes pegs and hose pipes so thats what goes on in the workshop just don't let she who must be obeyed catch you!

 

[Anonymous]

Brothel creepers work really well too...

 

[tim]

and dried up silicon caulk

 

[Bean]

Brothel creepers work really well too...

Showing you age Brian :wink:

Bean

 

[Anonymous]

Showing you age Brian

What if my Dad wore them?? And how would you know? Hehe 8)

 

[Adam]

Brothel creepers work really well too...

I had to google that to see what they were. :shock:

Adam

 

[Anonymous]

Did you find the drapes and drainpipes, too?

 

[Chris Knight]

And what about the DA?

 

[Dewy]

Drapes, drainpipes and a DA?
Who on here has seen me then? :twisted:
I hated it in the 70s when my wife wanted me to wear flairs and have my hair over my ears.
When the film Grease came out I took the kids to see it sporting my old TV hairstyle with DA.
Brylcream is nothing like the old greasy stuff I used to use every day then have my mum moaning because it came off on the pillow cases. lmao

 

[Bean]

Brian
I'm a fan of popular history & culture

Bean

 

[devonwoody]

Brylcream is nothing like the old greasy stuff I used to use every day then have my mum moaning because it came off on the pillow cases. lmao


I sometimes had to go hunting for my jar of Brylcream :twisted: :twisted:

 

[trevtheturner]

Ah, those were the days, Goldies, Dommies, Vincents and Bonnevilles, and girls - not necessarily in that order but one usually led to the other!

Oh, and if the Brylcreem tub was empty, a little touch of lard, used sparingly, was a real life-saver to keep the quiff in place. :roll: :wink:

Cheers,

Trev.

 

[Chris Knight]

I have just been offered the chance to bid on a mint Black Shadow - ashamed to say I turned it down

 

[trevtheturner]

That's a shame, Chris. Not enough workshop space to garage it, eh?

I always had a Black Shadow - in my dreams! :lol:

Cheers,

Trev.

 

[Chris Knight]

Trev,

I could just see the time and money I would spend on fiddling about with it eating into my budget for woodworking and indeed, whilst my workshop is separate from my garage, there are already two bikes and a car in there - plus about 30 cu ft of wood of one kind or another!