Home scrap bins

[roofman]

200l Barrels are ok but

Those old barrels would make great steam punk wine bottle racks

 

[slim_boy_fat]

When I moved house I got rid of alot of stuff I had kept, But didn't need

Until next week.

 

[Ashley Burton]

Until next week.

Nah, Load of useless junk mate! Can't even remember half of it, So clearly not that good

 

[addjunkie]

From when I put new barrels/pistons on the Deutz engine in the stump grinder.

That brought back memories of my apprenticship......but they were v8 deutz if my memory serves me correctly!

 

[knighty]

I had a big clear out recently... really big clear out

tossed away a lot o scrap and junk... and a load of good stuff I just didn't need anymore, stuff I bought for projects/ideas that changed or things left over when other things have been changed/replaced at work

all the local scrap yards are closed and I'm too short on time... I know an old retired scrap man pretty well (he comes in for dog food once a week and stays for an hour to chat to me / the lads at work)... he took away 8 transit pickup loads... multiple times I was loading him up and he was shouting at me to stop because it was too overloaded

pretty sure I lost £thousands there...

but no I have loads of space, I'm much better organised and I feel.... free? idk, it;s an odd feeling

 

[stuvy]

I had a big clear out recently... really big clear out

tossed away a lot o scrap and junk... and a load of good stuff I just didn't need anymore, stuff I bought for projects/ideas that changed or things left over when other things have been changed/replaced at work

all the local scrap yards are closed and I'm too short on time... I know an old retired scrap man pretty well (he comes in for dog food once a week and stays for an hour to chat to me / the lads at work)... he took away 8 transit pickup loads... multiple times I was loading him up and he was shouting at me to stop because it was too overloaded

pretty sure I lost £thousands there...

but no I have loads of space, I'm much better organised and I feel.... free? idk, it;s an odd feeling

always the way

did it make you feel better getting rid of the stuff at the time?

 

[knighty]

always the way

did it make you feel better getting rid of the stuff at the time?

mixed feelings really, it went some each day, so at least I got a chance to tidy up and organise things between... I guess the feeling of achievement and finding stuff I need / tidying up / finding all those odd spanners/screwdrivers/sockets I'd lost and putting them in tidy tool boxes helped... tool cabinets went from almost empty to full.... went from 1 9inch grinder to 4!

it would have probably left a bitter taste in my mouth if everything went all at once... more of a shock to the system

to be fair... the builders yard used to fit 12 skip waggons an office and all their tools in my workshop... two weeks ago you could hardly get in the shutter and when you were in you had to climb over/around stuff :-o

 

[stuvy]

mixed feelings really, it went some each day, so at least I got a chance to tidy up and organise things between... I guess the feeling of achievement and finding stuff I need / tidying up / finding all those odd spanners/screwdrivers/sockets I'd lost and putting them in tidy tool boxes helped... tool cabinets went from almost empty to full.... went from 1 9inch grinder to 4!

it would have probably left a bitter taste in my mouth if everything went all at once... more of a shock to the system

to be fair... the builders yard used to fit 12 skip waggons an office and all their tools in my workshop... two weeks ago you could hardly get in the shutter and when you were in you had to climb over/around stuff :-o

the chap I used to work for, who had become one of my closest friends paid me to do a day last week to come back and kick the other two lads in to touch of tidying up I’m back again this week coming for a few hours as they have no organisation

 

[arther dailey]

I had a big clear out recently... really big clear out

tossed away a lot o scrap and junk... and a load of good stuff I just didn't need anymore, stuff I bought for projects/ideas that changed or things left over when other things have been changed/replaced at work

all the local scrap yards are closed and I'm too short on time... I know an old retired scrap man pretty well (he comes in for dog food once a week and stays for an hour to chat to me / the lads at work)... he took away 8 transit pickup loads... multiple times I was loading him up and he was shouting at me to stop because it was too overloaded

pretty sure I lost £thousands there...

but no I have loads of space, I'm much better organised and I feel.... free? idk, it;s an odd feeling

I can make you feel even better, I will come up and visit , you can give me £kkkks, and the relief you will feel with out so much as getting on a fork lift to load will be incredible

 

[RWD3M]

1966 Jensen CV8 with a fair few modifications.

Niiice!!!

 

[captain-destructo]

not exactly home scrap bin but mine go's in here

 

[sardine]

I have a plastic storage crate that rolls under the bench. When it's nearly full I put the scrap into bags and dump it in the front garden. It's usually gone pretty quickly.

I wouldn't encourage travellers or Gypsies personally.

 

[Wallace]

I moved some stuff earlier and discovered another scrap bin! It's the catch bin under my Gabro notcher and the sensible thing to do would be to use that as the scrap scrap bin and scrap the scrap scrap bin. Makes sense and Space.