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Maker Movement / Mending Things

Roger B
Having finally received my E&T and read the section on repairing consumer items I wondered how many people here  actually mend/make things?

To start thing off I have attached a couple of pictures of recent repairs I have made. Did it make sense to make these repairs? I think so.

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Roger
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    Hi Dave a new machine is the correct way to go, I followed on from my father in having ‘cover’ on the machine but if you take the cost of this over the number of years we paid it I reckon we could have had a new machine every 2 years! By upgrading you are saving money as the new machine is more eco-friendly.
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    Hi Dave a new machine is the correct way to go, I followed on from my father in having ‘cover’ on the machine but if you take the cost of this over the number of years we paid it I reckon we could have had a new machine every 2 years! By upgrading you are saving money as the new machine is more eco-friendly.
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