AAARRRGGHHH!!!! Am I EVER going to get to start Torching???????

Started by Fruddy, September 07, 2010, 10:00:40 PM

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Fruddy

Well, tonight was going to be the night - everything sorted in the shedio - worktops tiled, grouted and cleaned, lights and stool in, glass rods arranged in kilner jars, annealing bubbles at the ready, carbon monoxide alarm working, gas bottle bought - oxy at the ready....... All I was waiting for is hubbers to drill two bloody holes in my workbench, screw my Minor to it and I was for the off!

Believe me, I have waited months for this moment, as patiently as I can, but tonight I lost the plot.

30 seconds after starting to drill the first hole, his sodding drill burnt out!

:'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

Gutted doesn't even comeclose - I stamped off back to the house in a foul mood.

Anyway, Lee arranged to borrow his dad's drill tomorrow night so maybe..... just maybe.....tomorrow will be the night instead eh?

Positive vibes please guys!  I know its petty and childish, but I have spent all day at work today longing for this evening, thinking that I was finally going to start.

Anyway, took a couple of photos of my setup - will post them tomorrow when I get to work!

Sorry for the whinge!

Rach
x

TracyJayne


mizgeorge


Kaz

She's made of real glass. She got real real emotion. But my heart laughs I have that same sweet devotion!


Fruddy

Thanks guys!  Wish I had had that tonight!

Replacement drill on way for tomorrow - so everything crossed!!! ;D

Les

was just gonna say the same thing, hehe
it'll soon be tomorrow now .... 1 more sleep ;)
x

Fruddy


Dragonfire Glass

I'm pretty sure it was just as safe stting there not screwed in. Tell him not to be such a wuss  :)

julieHB

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Lilley

Yep, I have a clamp.  My torch is on top of an old dining room table with protection over it.  Didn't want it permanently fixed as sometimes it's useful to be able to have the table back for stained glass work.
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