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The Ideal Toolbox: WD-40 for things that should move, and duct tape for things that shouldn’t
Web Watch would throw into that toolbox a hammer, a bundle of zipties, and a Leatherman.
All of these are the perfect tools to use to fix any situation, and if you need to see this in action, all you need to do is visit THERE, I FIXED IT.
It’s another photoblog of the most amazing kludges and half-assed fixes to everyday jobs you’ll ever see.
From the bicycle with handlebars replaced with a BMW steering wheel, to an old rusty clamp that has been used as a “temporary” fix for the past 20 years, to how to duct tape a drill to a pepper grinder after the grinder top has fallen off – the site celebrates the types of fixes that just need to be done, and need to be done Right Now.
Web Watch suggests using the site for examples of what NOT to do to fix a situation.
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