The Bucket Foundry

[WilDun]

Sounds Positive, Will.
Post any progress, I shall be watching here eagerly.

You might have seen this guy on Youtube before? ............... But it's also the simplest, cheapest, effective backyard furnace I've seen. .......... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbYAYobyB_M

Cheers, Daryl.

Daryl,
Best entertainment (as well as some very useful tips!) I've seen for a while! - despite (apparently) being a bit of a comedian, he has cracked it as far as making a really good backyard foundry is concerned and that bloody (very interesting) monster of a burner easily makes up for any lack of insulation on his furnace! I think I saw one of his videos quite a while back but forgot about it .... I must disagree with my being considered a "sissy" because I use LPG though! - a thing like that in my backyard would have the authorities on my case in no time!
Good one! - like it!

[Flettner]

core copies in place.

[Pursang]

Good one! - like it!

Glad you liked that Will!

Here's one for Neil.... Subaru Head Casing...In Reverse!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1YB8Ou8ufk

Cheers, Daryl.

[F5 Dave]

[Practices accent] aww the old suba-kangaroo mate.

[Pursang]

[Practices accent] aww the old suba-kangaroo mate.

Sintax lesson: The 'kanga' is silent, Like the first Wagga in Wagga Wagga. Kangaroo is pronounced Roo!

Exceptions: A 'Silent' word may be spoken, so long as the invective 'Bloody' is inserted. egs. kanga-bloody-roo, Wagga-Bloody-Wagga.

Additionally, at any time, a 'Silent' word may be replaced by 'Bloody', so in this instance, we are actually talking about Suba-bloody-roos!

Cheers Mate! Another tube!

Bruce
(Professor of Colloquial Grammar, University of Wooloomoo-bloody-loo)

[F5 Dave]

Fuk its a bit more complex than I realised. Thought it would come naturally as my mother was Sydneysider.

[WilDun]

Fuk its a bit more complex than I realised. Thought it would come naturally as my mother was Sydneysider.

Judging by the accent, I don't think that guy was a "city slicker!" but he is sure good entertainment!
However, his apparent lack of regard for safety does worry me a bit though (I'm a sissy propane user you see!).
BTW I've done a lot of silly things in my day and still bear the scars (from learning the hard way - by mistakes) - I can absolutely assure you that it isn't the best way to go!

[Pursang]

Fuk its a bit more complex than I realised. Thought it would come naturally as my mother was Sydneysider.

Admittedly a Good Start.....But that still only gets you 3 suxth of the way there!

Update: Fuk'n is totally interchangeable with Bloody, but preferably used only when in the company of other Gentlemen, never your Grandmother!

Cheers, Daryl.

[Flettner]

found some old photos.

[Flettner]

a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.

[WilDun]

a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.

Is that the OP engine you used in the boat?

[Flettner]

Is that the OP engine you used in the boat?

This one pre dates the boat engine.

[husaberg]

Is that the OP engine you used in the boat?

go back a few pages to the bike i posted Will
okay in a different thread ..........

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[Frits Overmars]

Update: Fuk'n is totally interchangeable with Bloody, but preferably used only when in the company of other Gentlemen, never your Grandmother!

Daryl, if I'm not mistaken, in order to become grandmothers, all these ladies first had to become mothers. And how do you suppose did they manage that?

[F5 Dave]

a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.

Didn't you win ConcourseDDungheap one year at the GP?