Goofs & Blunders You Should Avoid.

[Downunder Bob]

WE didn't have to resort to that, back then just about every household in Australia had at least one gun, usually a 22 and quite often a 303, and various others. You could buy guns anywhere. I remember as a young lad at that time my local barber shop sold guns and ammo. Even petrol stations sold ammo.

 

[sycle1]

Ahh Bob those were the days.
I spent part of my youth in Darwin and it was pretty much the wild west back then.

 

[srfallsallot]

Just put a hole in my perfect mill vise. Bone head move.

 

[mmcmdl]

Just put a hole in my perfect mill vise. Bone head move.

Consider it a witness mark or a lightening hole . It gives the vise character .

 

[Braeden P]

Just put a hole in my perfect mill vise. Bone head move.

Blame it on the saber tooth dust rabbits

 

[pontiac428]

Use your stamp set to put "710" next to the hole. No one will judge you if they think it's an oil point.

 

[brino]

Speed holes!

-brino

 

[Arielht500]

Always park a fork truck with forks flat on the floor. They certainly hurt if you walk into them

 

[RJSakowski]

Always park a fork truck with forks flat on the floor. They certainly hurt if you walk into them

Not as much as running to the point of an anvil though.

 

[sycle1]

Was working on an earth moving scraper and had to hoist the part into the air to get to where I needed it to weld it.
Had no shafting long enough, so used a crow bar as the bar for connecting it to the gantry crane chains.
Went out side into the sunlight to get a sheet of plate from the steel rack and when I walked back in I was blind from the sun, I walked right into the pointy end of the bar at head height, imbeded the point of that crow bar right into my forehead.
I learnt a lesson that day.