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What ever happened to" what happens on RBD, stays on RBD"
the CODE fellas........ what about the CODE!!!
I didnt hear about Scotts shirt getting stuck in the epoxy.
Stu
What ever happened to" what happens on RBD, stays on RBD"
the CODE fellas........ what about the CODE!!!
werll Stu..it goes like this..Scott binds that rod..you then do a demo of the epoxy work on that rod..looks great. As the rod is turning slowly in the lathe someone decides to lean over the top of it to grab something. Next thing the shirt is starting to turn with the lathe..Stuck to the epoxy.
A certain person looks over his shoulder to see it Stu has noticed..nope. Out with his lil hot thing and gives the epoxy a tickle up to remove the cabello's shirt marks on the rod.
Just another of those moments that raises a few chuckles
And Stuart never noticed.....
success
I intend on living for-ever....so far so good
Originally Posted by wayno60
This is Finga were talking about.
I must say he did a great job of covering his tracks.
Cheers Dazza
Yeah. The b@st@rds will stick the boot in when-ever they can.
BUT....They don't called me Dumbo because of my ears...It's because I won't forget the rotten lousy mongrels and revenge is very sweet indeed.
I intend on living for-ever....so far so good
I remember the last rod I coated of fingers, a fly landed in it. Now it seems I coat yet another rod finger has had a hand in ends up with his shirt wrapped around it. I did ask Phil why there was another over bind on the butt, I understand why he smirked. Finga, you did a good bodge up job mate. Might start calling Finga “Frank Spencer”.
Stu
Stuart...well how do I say this and be politically correct....and be nice??I did ask Phil why there was another over bind on the butt, I understand why he smirked. Finga, you did a good bodge up job mate. Might start calling Finga “Frank Spencer”.
Stu
Ah, bugger it. I'm not nice plain and simple.
Phil's obviously full of caca and must of needed to dump a load of it somewhere on the sly (hence the smirk).
He was supposed to finish the tiger wrap on it. That's why there was another layer of thread.
Did it look OK after it was finished??
The epoxy was just dandy on the first layer when I left. Honest it was
I just fixed up the epoxy a bit with the old Bunsen burner after wrapping myself up in the dryer.
I intend on living for-ever....so far so good
Ok,had today off so thought i'd maybe put into practise what i saw at the RBW.Very basic i know but you got to start somewhere.Pictures are a little blurry....using the wifes camera and i'm not real good at steering that.All done on old rod from shed.Little cross over wrap thingy(from watching Adrian) and the others from watching Stuart.
PS.dark blue thread is the original.
Thats great mate. The more you do the better you will become. Keep it up.
Stu
Sounds like you all had a lot of fun. Thanks for the offer of a bed greg but and I know you have heard this before, we may actually live down that way soon and I mean real soon. fingers crossed
cheers
sandyd
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