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Superb use Yareyetnom.
Regards
Paul
This is a great thread, Paul.
I've learnt a lot of great ideas on this one!
I recycle some of these things like the sticks and containers etc. And my dad did too.
These were given to me by my dad when they downsized a few years back. I think they're old Telecom rotary dial containers. And they're full of recycled fastenings etc.
Although thinking about the square shaped containers people have suggested here, I might look into more space efficient containers... Lol
The unlabelled ones on the top are empty.
I don't usually have to buy new screws etc. but it sure takes a while to find, say, 8 matching 1" 4G brass screws I might want to use for a project...lol
Regards Adam
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I recycle old tools I find it great pleasure to bring something back from the Rusty Dead.
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Cheers Matt.
while appreciating your expertise, it must be nice to have little else on the go.
I sold our business 2 years ago, supposedly retired a year ago, , and get depressed looking at the list of things that need / want doing around the house, get so depressed I crash and dull my senses in front of this stupid computer. Then at end of week get even more frustrated cause Ive achieved so little.
Tonto, I absolutely feel your pain. The internet is a stupendous waste of time. It is best to turn the router off at the wall at 9am!
I'm a hoarder, can't throw anything away so when we had a shin of beef (discounted on specials counter at s/market) for Sunday roast a few weeks ago the left over bone looked too useful to put in the bin.
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So after de-greasing, bleaching, drilling, fitting some feet and a brass tube for the pegs, I now have (another) cribbage board.
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Mark
That's a very unique and great looking cribbage board, Mark! I love it.
My grandfather, who I inherited a lot of old hand tools from (which got me into woodworking), taught me how to play crib as a young boy of 6 or 7. He used to play it with me every time I visited. He used to make his own boards from timber. I will always remember him teaching me to count score...15-1, 15-2, 15-3... :)
Regards Adam
Great job on the crib board. Shows some dedication making it out of bone. I use bone blanks to make guitar nuts but the smell off the sander is a bit overpowering so I take the extra time to do the filing and sanding by hand.
Crib is my favourite card game.
Regards
John