inspector gadget wrote:First 100ml going in the bin
Why? So many other uses
inspector gadget wrote:First 100ml going in the bin
Mash wrote:inspector gadget wrote:First 100ml going in the bin
Why? So many other uses
Easydrinker wrote:
Dunno how I missed this one?
When I had to use a lathe back in what then were considered "Tech classes" ,aged 12 years,
I hated it.
I wouldn't mind, but cannot justify owning one now.
Tipping my hat to you Inspector.![]()
Thank you, I was also 12 when my dad bought a small lathe, he taught me how to make brass candlesticks, you know the very small ones that take birthday cake candles... dunno where they got too but very character building stuff.
Robert.
packapoo wrote:Similar to you Robert - except I enjoyed turning. Picked it up in later life, then lost it. Can't justify it now. Kudos Inspector.
Easydrinker wrote:I never understood that song of Edith Piaf.
I like the sentiment that what you have done in life makes you the person that you now are.
But, I do regret not grabbing the chance to do lots of stuff when I could.![]()
Robert.
inspector gadget wrote: What should I do with them ?

