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  1. Cooper

    Cookies

    Now it’s loaded it twice! Doin me ed in.
  2. Cooper

    Cookies

    Is this why when I read the links from the morning email, if I want to join in to any of the threads I have to log in and out each time? It’s all a mystery to me. And quite tiresome. Even now I’m told I’m logged in but it won Let me post!!
  3. Cooper

    Cookies

    Is this why when I read the links from the morning email, if I want to join in to any of the threads I have to log in and out each time? It’s all a mystery to me. And quite tiresome.
  4. Cooper

    Attaching Sash cords

    Thank you the more advice and guidance the better. I’ve been working on the windows for nearly 40 years but the interval between episodes is long enough for me to have lost the technique. All I remember is struggling with the sash, cord, hammer and nails. It was only after I had worked on a few...
  5. Cooper

    Attaching Sash cords

    Thank you I’m definitely going to invest in a few sets.
  6. Cooper

    Attaching Sash cords

    I have the happy good fortune or sad misfortune of living in a 3 storey house . The top dormer window frames and sashes need painting. To save the expense of scaffolding in the past I have take the sashes out and painted them indoors and reach out to paint the frames and facias ( I ware a safety...
  7. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    I'm afraid that repair shops in our neck of the woods, of which there once were many, are now a fondly remembered piece of local history. The only one left I know of is a cycle repair shop, which mainly concentrates on the highly technical racing bikes, he's only still in bussines because he...
  8. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    Funnily enough I was asked to fix a battery Dyson, it was completly dead. I was able to check that the charger was ok, as the battery wouldn't take a charge I had to presume that was the problem. The owner addmitted it was not a genuine Dyson replacemt but a bargain from Ebay.
  9. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    I really enjoyed the session. I met loads of interesting people with a similar point of view about extending the life of useful items etc. I was also pleased that TIVIR from this forum who came along and joined the conversation and we went for coffee. There was another volunteer woodworker...
  10. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    Thank you, it’s really good to know how these organisations work and the sorts of things it’s reasonable to suggest they provide. All ready I’ve been asked what they need and I’ve not yet been to a session.
  11. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    Thank you, that is most encouraging. I went to the venue yesterday and have a better idea of what to take, thanks to the comments above and the equipment they have in the library of Things. I’ll post tomorrow how it goes.
  12. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    Thats what I'm hoping. Already rather pleased that trvir is interested!
  13. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    It’s located on the upper floor of Glades, unit 268. it’s called The Hub . Its closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, though the repair cafe is an occaisional event at the moment. It shares space with a Library of Things. I haven't seen any of the kit, though I was told its all of good quality. I'm...
  14. Cooper

    Helping at a repair cafe

    I have volunteered to help at a new Repair Cafe being set up in The Gades Shopping centre in Bromley this Saturday May 18th. Do any of you have any experience of helping at a Repair Cafe? I'm trying to work out what tools materials and equipment to take. I thought the organiser was going to...
  15. Cooper

    Post a photo of the last thing you made

    We used to have a thread about stuff made from skip trophies which this should really be in. This is a game for our summer fair. Scooby-snacks for Scooby-Doo. We have load of games for small children to keep them entertained while families their money at the cream teas and in the beer tent. They...
  16. Cooper

    Does being right or lft-handed determine which way round a room you go when painting ?

    I’m left handed and have never considered it. I think that being able to see the tip of the brush going into where I’m painting is most important. Painting to the right would therefore be easiest for seeing but to the left the smoothest way to pull the brush. When I was learning to write as a...
  17. Cooper

    Wood you believe it!

    For those, like me retired with spare time, this is a very interesting article. Worth reading to the end. Mother trees and socialist forests: is the ‘wood-wide web’ a fantasy...
  18. Cooper

    Armouring internet cable under grave driveway

    I’ve Just had fibre installed and they fused all the joins all the way to unit that splits the signal to the router and phones. No way I could thread it through anything. The installer told me the way they find any fault is by shining a light along the fibre and where it glows is the break. I...
  19. Cooper

    A little truth for a change.

    Ar Are volunteering?
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