Bianchi boy
Über Member
- Location
- North wales
Tortoise
What have you got that will 'see you out'?
- Thread starter SpokeyDokey
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slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
I forgot the pilchards.
classic33
Leg End Member
Would the film be of any use though.
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Salty seadog
Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
My fish slice. It was in my parents utensils draw since before I was born and now sits in mine.
My fragrance collection (stop tittering at the back). I mean my collection of aftershaves.
In a previous job I collected over 50 bottles free of charge.
My fragrance collection (stop tittering at the back). I mean my collection of aftershaves.
In a previous job I collected over 50 bottles free of charge.
Pale Rider
Legendary Member
A plane left lying on its blade face?
Shockingly bad treatment of a quality tool.
Always, always, leave a plane lying on its side.
NorthernDave
Never used Über Member
- Location
- The real Northern Powerhouse
A couple of watches - my Alpina feels (and weighs) like it's carved from a solid steel billet and I rarely have occasion to wear the Heuer.
Like @tyred I have a couple of Zenit 35mm SLR cameras which will probably last for ever. When I bought the first one I was told not to worry about dropping it, as the only thing likely to get damaged was the floor...
And judging by the amount of riding time I've gotten in recently, my bikes too.
Like @tyred I have a couple of Zenit 35mm SLR cameras which will probably last for ever. When I bought the first one I was told not to worry about dropping it, as the only thing likely to get damaged was the floor...
And judging by the amount of riding time I've gotten in recently, my bikes too.
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
It was for a picture of a plane for a blog post: (Edit): the plane was photographed halfway through planing a piece of wood, hence the shavings visible.
When stored all my planes sit with the blade raised above the bench, usually over the trench at the back of the typical German workbench.
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raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
Well there's a half dozen Brooks, a Carradice Longflap and several bikes that'll do me along with a goodly selection of woodworking tools and then there's my Fender Telecaster and of course my beloved Quad 44/303s.
Set for life really
Set for life really
Is it just me or can anyone see a really sad face there.I bought a Carradice saddle bag 5 years ago. It hasn't seen much action in the last 2 years and with them supposedly being 'the best' i think it'll be around for many decades. I haven't opened the bag for quite a while. I just hope i didn't leave some sandwiches in there the last time i used it!
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Same here, I used to love a couple of hours on a Friday night with a few pints of Guinness.
That's a beauty, I keep looking at 1930s clocks but haven't pulled the trigger on one yet.
Accy cyclist
Legendary Member
- Location
- The hills of Accrington
The clock was made in the early/mid 1950's with a 1930's art deco look. Apparently,there was an art deco revival in the 1950's. I let it run down sometimes just to let me have a break from the loud 'boings'/chimes. A midday or midnight 12 'boing' chime takes approximately 1 minute 10 seconds. Bloody annoying when you're trying to talk to someone on the phone,or listen to summat on the radio!!
Edit....Just remembered. To have less decibels you can move the little hammer in the back/mechanism slightly,so that it doesn't completely hit the coiled spring type thing that makes the 'boings'.
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