Joe
Active member
Hi all, sorry I haven't been on here in a while. I've been terribly unwell, suffering from an affliction we believe to be far more contagious than concrete fever and unfortunately, considerably more expensive to control.
While I don't believe there's a cure, the condition can apparently only be managed with a strict detox from Facebook Marketplace, the internet and all auctions.
They say the first step is admitting you have a problem...
Well, here goes.
I have an attachment problem.
I started the year with a bucket and a set of pallet forks. I'm now up to 9 attachments with a 10th on the way.
The little MT100 was originally bought as a support piece of equipment but has quickly become a core part of the business.
Some of the attachments are older and need a bit of tidying up or modifying to get them working exactly how I like.
To accomplish this, I'll be extensively using a highly advanced design system, allegedly developed by German scientists spirited out of Europe after the war and subsequently perfected by NASA.
CAD. Cardboard Aided Design.
It's a highly sophisticated process involving cardboard, a marker, a tape measure, sticky tape, mind-altering levels of caffeine and delusional levels of confidence.
So sit back and indulge in a little schadenfreude as you watch me miscut material, burn holes in perfectly good steel while attempting to weld and wonder why the f**k I've got a bolt left over after putting something back together.
While I don't believe there's a cure, the condition can apparently only be managed with a strict detox from Facebook Marketplace, the internet and all auctions.
They say the first step is admitting you have a problem...
Well, here goes.
I have an attachment problem.
I started the year with a bucket and a set of pallet forks. I'm now up to 9 attachments with a 10th on the way.
The little MT100 was originally bought as a support piece of equipment but has quickly become a core part of the business.
Some of the attachments are older and need a bit of tidying up or modifying to get them working exactly how I like.
To accomplish this, I'll be extensively using a highly advanced design system, allegedly developed by German scientists spirited out of Europe after the war and subsequently perfected by NASA.
CAD. Cardboard Aided Design.
It's a highly sophisticated process involving cardboard, a marker, a tape measure, sticky tape, mind-altering levels of caffeine and delusional levels of confidence.
So sit back and indulge in a little schadenfreude as you watch me miscut material, burn holes in perfectly good steel while attempting to weld and wonder why the f**k I've got a bolt left over after putting something back together.
