Restoring old clocks, old cars, old anything can be very satisfying and therapeutic. So, I will kick off with this one. I wish I had these kinds of hobbyist skills.
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Old mechanical clocks...yes, yes, yes. The works, the cases, the dials. But it requires real talent to repair them and that is where I fall down miserably. All aspiration and nothing achievable.
Not even antipodean ones?
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Got a mate who's involved with restoring an old Hull & Barnsley Railway carriage at Hull College, a great project.
I had the idea that I would love restore old electric guitars. There are loads of excellent tuition videos on YouTube. In the end I gave the idea up, due how expensive some of the tools would be and the lack of working space.
I'll return to that another day hopefully.
I'll return to that another day hopefully.
