Your most succesful inappropriate use of an object

yes?
and it did match the hight of the stack of plastic drawer bins


if the dich washer counts,
this might to:

Was your missus out for a week when you did that? I only ask as that is the minimum it would take to get the smell of cured paint and old oil out of the kitchen, if at all.

no
I AM the missus

That's what my wife would do.

Send wife on vacation:







And just hope that dog doesn't tell on me.......



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The dog looks like its gonna talk when someone returns home

My father pop riveted my mom's favorite stainless steel mixing bowl into the fender of his Karmann Ghia to replace the rusted out headlight bucket. It turned out to be an unwise choice.

used an unmounted bench-vice to loosen a wheel nut on a bicycle; it was awkward, but had nothing else....

Winner!!!

LOL. Gotta agree!

KTM clutch oil jet retrieval tool:



Oil jet cleaning tool (pluck one bristle, and hold with pliers.)





KTM clutch holding tool (high gear/brake hold method.)



$10 dirt bike stand.



Motohead picture frame.

The mods can close the thread now.

Cool idea, I think I'm going to steal that!

Yesterday my GF and I painted her bedroom, which involved moving her king-size pedestal bed. Mind you this thing is *heavy*. When we move it back, I realized that the three little legs attached to the underside of the middle of the bed had gotten folded over, and needed to be repositioned to be vertical. But I couldn't fit under any edge of the bed to reach them. Out came the floor jack. It jacked up the foot of the bed very nicely.

Sorry, no pictures.

That's not an inappropriate use of an object! Jacks are made for lifting heavy things! Good thinking on your feet though.

Would have been better if you used a long aluminum paint roller handle to lever the bed up and painted the wall with the floor jack...

He probably got enough grief over the greasy wheel marks on the floor.

I once used a floor jack, a 2x4, a couple of sockets, and the bottom of a car door to compress a spring plate for an automatic transmission clutch pack.