Aug 2023
6:08pm, 7 Aug 2023
22,094 posts
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RichHL
My first woodwork project was a cassette rack.
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Aug 2023
6:26pm, 7 Aug 2023
22,765 posts
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richmac
Have you finished it yet ?
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Aug 2023
6:28pm, 7 Aug 2023
22,095 posts
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RichHL
Almost.
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Aug 2023
6:35pm, 7 Aug 2023
6,371 posts
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Oscar the Grouch
I *think* my mum (and dad) still have wooden tongs for when there's a boil wash... until recently, so they may still have it, they had a large oval shaped tin tub to do it in, about 1/3rd the size of the bath.
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Aug 2023
6:47pm, 7 Aug 2023
70,576 posts
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Lip Gloss
I remember mum used to pull the twin tub into the middle of the kitchen so that the pipe could go over the sink when it was draining.
I had a carpet sweeper and a hoover when I got married in 84. The carpet sweeper was kept upstairs and the hoover downstairs so it saved lugging the hoover up and down until a Sunday when I then was down on my hands and knees hoovering the stairs with the nozzle while trying to juggle the hoover on the narrow stair case
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Aug 2023
6:47pm, 7 Aug 2023
9,854 posts
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Eynsham Red
My first woodwork project was a cassette rack. I don’t recall anyone owning a cassette player when I started secondary school in 1967. I had one before I left school as I recall sneaking it in to record a Deep Purple concert in 1972.
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Aug 2023
6:59pm, 7 Aug 2023
22,097 posts
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RichHL
Oh, I didn't get any cassettes until years later.
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Aug 2023
7:04pm, 7 Aug 2023
71,913 posts
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GlennR
I remember making a very poor toast rack that might have made a very poor CD stand, if such things had been invented back then.
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Aug 2023
7:27pm, 7 Aug 2023
31,602 posts
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macca 53
My first woodwork project was a pipe rack. I knew no-one who had ever smoked a pipe so I think it went on the (coal, obvs) fire.
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Aug 2023
7:44pm, 7 Aug 2023
21,775 posts
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Sigh
I made a stool out of Iroko as part of my Woodwork O Level, and also a Mahogany tea tray. Still have both of them.
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