That's two deep toolbox draws dumped out to get rid of what I don't use (about 100 screwdrivers!). It's usually pretty cluttered but never quite that bad for longer than a day.
Thank god for that!That's two deep toolbox draws dumped out to get rid of what I don't use (about 100 screwdrivers!). It's usually pretty cluttered but never quite that bad for longer than a day.
Bruce just think of the space you would have if you could somehow shake the kids off
Bob
I worked on aircraft for many years. Everything has to be clean and tidy. Tools controlled and accounted for. Material stored and administered correctly. Swarf and any other detritus cleaned up. Anything less is unprofessional and a danger to flight safety. Efficiency and cleanliness lead to ease of working and tasks become a joy.
Untidy, messy working areas are not a sign of industriousness. When I see something like that, my immediate thought is that these guys don't know what they are doing. They don't have pride in their work. They can't have, if they can't get the basics right.
Look after your tools and equipment. Treat them with care and with the reverence that they command. A lot of skill, effort and the accumulated knowledge of many years and many individuals has gone into making them. That demands respect.
The floor paint I used was made by a company called Coovar. They are based in Hull. I put two coats of it on. It is good stuff and very tough. My workshop has been laid out to be easy to clean and the tools are carefully placed around the machines so that whatever is required is immediately to hand.
I worked on aircraft for many years. Everything has to be clean and tidy. Tools controlled and accounted for. Material stored and administered correctly. Swarf and any other detritus cleaned up. Anything less is unprofessional and a danger to flight safety. Efficiency and cleanliness lead to ease of working and tasks become a joy.
Untidy, messy working areas are not a sign of industriousness. When I see something like that, my immediate thought is that these guys don't know what they are doing. They don't have pride in their work. They can't have, if they can't get the basics right.
Look after your tools and equipment. Treat them with care and with the reverence that they command. A lot of skill, effort and the accumulated knowledge of many years and many individuals has gone into making them. That demands respect.
The floor paint I used was made by a company called Coovar. They are based in Hull. I put two coats of it on. It is good stuff and very tough. My workshop has been laid out to be easy to clean and the tools are carefully placed around the machines so that whatever is required is immediately to hand.
Trailer being filled with rubbish every day
like some you see on telly hording sh.... te literalyIt might be rubbish to you, but to someone else, it's treasure......
The RAF,...we used shadow boards too and tools had to be accounted for in the gen engineering hangar or a long search ensued : )