I had one of these last week

one of the funniest tubes ive viewed for a while my partner and i were in stitches, thanks a lot. oh and good cache container as well hehe

I saw one of these where i am i thought the hint meant a tree stump lol but i was wrong

Suggestion: Put the nut on BEFORE you cut the bolt. Then when you remove the nut, it cleans and straightens the threads. It acts as a die, chasing the threads. Not only that, but it gives you more surface to hold when cutting with a hacksaw. It's best to hold it in a vise if you have one. You can do any filing before you remove the nut. I've been doing this for well over 50 years. Always put the nut on before cutting the bolt. BTW, lacquer dries in minutes - often even less. You don't have to let it dry overnight. That's why it has been used in industry since the early 1900s to replace varnish. For example, when furniture makers varnished furniture, they had to let it dry for at least 24 hours between coats. It was applied with brushes so it had to be sanded between coats and the last coat had to be sanded with increasingly fine sandpaper and then polished. Very labor intensive and costly. With the advent of lacquer, they could just spray the piece and it was done literally within minutes with possibly a quick polishing. The same goes for musical intruments such as guitars, etc. However, most wood finishers know that varnish or oil finishes are more durable and often look better than lacquer finishes. Anyway, the point is, you don't have to let lacquer dry overnight. You can use whatever you lacquered in just a matter of minutes.

@pileofstuff

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. The only reason I let it dry overnight is that I went and did other things and didn't get back to it until the next day.

Made me one to thanks!!

Thanks

I was curious about your solvent dispenser (7:40 time in video) where might I find one . Also thanks for your sharing. Very much appreciated appreciated

@pileofstuff

Жыл бұрын

I picked those up from a local surplus store many years ago. But you can find them on e-bay. This should take you to a search that'll find them: pileofstuff.ca/r/g5wyf

hi, i made several bolt cache too, but how about waterproofing? i find that sometimes water leaks in

@pileofstuff

6 жыл бұрын

On some others I have put a small blob of silicone bath tub caulking in the nut. On these ones, the epoxy squeeze-out turned out to make a decent seal to the bolt.

I 3D printed one lol. It’s way easier.