New oil spot in the garage.

[NONE_too_SOFT]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

When starting a job.

1. Identify the tools required to finish the project
2. Set said tools out (or at least know where they are)
3. Do job
4. Clean tools and return to proper location for next usage.

You might as well be reminding me "right tighty lefty loosy"... You've never made a mistake when following the golden rule? The only tool i've lost in 2 years is a single bit for my screw driver.

[Tmall]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

You might as well be reminding me "right tighty lefty loosy"... You've never made a mistake when following the golden rule? The only tool i've lost in 2 years is a single bit for my screw driver.

Wish I could say the same. I live with a roomate. I can't find half my sockets and my cordless drill smells like its fried..

[tommymac]

I have numerous spots in the carport, with the dry sump set up on th epriller I prety much always wind up spilling a litttle somewhere

Tom

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

You might as well be reminding me "right tighty lefty loosy"... You've never made a mistake when following the golden rule? The only tool i've lost in 2 years is a single bit for my screw driver.

Not saying I've never gotten into a job and not had the right tool. But I have always had the obvious ones I knew I would need ready and available.

How do you start changing oil without an catch pan?

[bmblebee]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

You might as well be reminding me "right tighty lefty loosy"... You've never made a mistake when following the golden rule? The only tool i've lost in 2 years is a single bit for my screw driver.

The only tool I've lost in the last 30 years was a craftsman 9/16 wrench I was stupid enough to let someone borrow

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by bmblebee

The only tool I've lost in the last 30 years was a craftsman 9/16 wrench I was stupid enough to let someone borrow

Now thats prety impressive. Earlier this year I lost an extension and 2 allen sockets. I was doing some last minute work on my track bike while its on the trailer, I left the tools there then drove to the track we looked around the side streets the following day but they were nowhere to be found

Tom

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by tommymac

Now thats prety impressive. Earlier this year I lost an extension and 2 allen sockets. I was doing some last minute work on my track bike while its on the trailer, I left the tools there then drove to the track we looked around the side streets the following day but they were nowhere to be found

Tom

Fuck don't get me started... I've lost TWO God damn cordless impacts in the last couple years! Not to mention ladders, hammers, vise grips, gear wrenches, etc.....

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

Fuck don't get me started... I've lost TWO God damn cordless impacts in the last couple years! Not to mention ladders, hammers, vise grips, gear wrenches, etc.....

damn, all that from misplacing stuff or lending it out only to never see it again?

tom

[t-homo]

My dad lost a ramp to his trailer when he forgot to put em back a couple years ago. 6 miles down the country road later, he thought about it, but could only find one. lol.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by tommymac

damn, all that from misplacing stuff or lending it out only to never see it again?

tom

Ah I work as a service tech and am rushing around all day and just fucking forget shit! No excuses. Some hand tools are from "borrowers" though.