Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Whart have you bodged up today

Here's mine. An old cow shed where the bikes and assorted junk potentially useful stuff lives, and a small stone workshop that used to have the milking kit in that I now use as a workshop.

Love that Bonnie!

Love that machine shop

+1. Just like what I had except mine wa a 74 bike.
Like the cooking Graham.

Today I finally fitted PIR security lights to the double garage with LED lights in the soffit boards. My back is in agony now.


I also got some pond plants delivered and put those in the pond I dug last week. THe lighthouse was a 60th present from our kids it was in better proportion at the old house as the pond was bigger.

Am running out of sensible jobs.

The Leica looks good though Graham.

It looks better than the quiche
A V-Lux typ114. Tends to be my everyday camera, now. But that photo was taken on a Leica C which will fit in a pocket and goes just about everywhere with me

John, that looks most professional - not a bodge

I am impressed with your culinary skills Graham, if it comes out of a tin I can heat it and that is about as far as I ever managed.

Photographically, by the time I could justify to myself buying the kit I desired, it`s weight was well noted and over the years has become a primary consideration in some locations. I find the technological advance quite amazing, none more so when I bought the little Hero 7 camera to capture some Morgan vids of my favourite local roads.

Other than that I have been considerably impressed by the quality of images I have seen taken using cell phones that are far superior to those I capture with my heavy kit... hmm..!! I watched a photography vid made by a couple of talented photographers that may be of interest to those who may be curious of the advantages/disadvantages betwixt camera vs phone for photographic processes.. ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrWoNupDjs4&list=PLwIVS3_dKVpsjSZrQ7H-Nw8GQ7ZuDYyaD&index=1

John, definitely not a bodge.

I have just repaired a cheap, small plastic watering can. Used for indoor pot plants. It has been in the shed for ages waiting to be repaired or thrown away. The brass spout plate holes were getting blocked.
Flushed it out....no improvement.
Out with the Dremel. Swopped the chuck insert to a smaller one to hold a 1mm drill bit.
Cleaned up and widened the holes.
Works much better.
Yesterday I checked out the spare wood/offcuts stock. What can I use it for?
A few ideas listed such as bird table, storage boxes, shelving in the garage and shed, garden jobs.
Pistonheads has a long running topic Woodwork101 in the Homes,gardens,DIY section with some great ideas.

Thanks. I think that one went well for once. But of course you can't see the wiring.