Now come on guys... why the silence? I know that not everyone wants to spend nine months carving mouldings by hand, (though I'm sure Jimi could, and probably make a combined seat and telescope stand if he wanted to) but Tony pointed out the simpler alternative design, and I've shown you another, but still there is no new project thread of anyone making one of these!
What else can I do to nudge someone into action?
Well, this is from The Woodworker in November 1939.
They had already run articles in the October issue on pressing subjects such as how to make a nest of tables, "invaluable to those living in limited accommodation during this war period" and protective light-tight window shutters. By November they were running with designs for a First Aid Cupboard, a loft ladder (in case of incendiaries on the roof); a cupboard for emergency tinned food and furnishing the Anderson Shelter.
They also ran this: concise, one page instructions on how to make a set of chair-steps, costing no more than five shillings, just what you need for hanging up the blackout blinds every night:
So come on, lads, jump to it! :lol:
What else can I do to nudge someone into action?
Well, this is from The Woodworker in November 1939.
They had already run articles in the October issue on pressing subjects such as how to make a nest of tables, "invaluable to those living in limited accommodation during this war period" and protective light-tight window shutters. By November they were running with designs for a First Aid Cupboard, a loft ladder (in case of incendiaries on the roof); a cupboard for emergency tinned food and furnishing the Anderson Shelter.
They also ran this: concise, one page instructions on how to make a set of chair-steps, costing no more than five shillings, just what you need for hanging up the blackout blinds every night:
So come on, lads, jump to it! :lol: