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I got a brand new adjustable spanner and a set of batterys for my test meter! Cool or what? Yipee
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    Yes I learned from gearings, especially how the differential works.

    Meccano was brill. My maternal Grandma was amazed how

    I always managed to pick the one nut and one bolt that fitted together from out of the many out on the table at any one time (no I never let on, it would have complicated things!

     

    Sounds funny now but this was back in the 60s. During my Grandma`s previous years things were not as precision made and anyone trying to fit identical pairs together would indeed pick a few to find best fit for ease
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    Yes I learned from gearings, especially how the differential works.

    Meccano was brill. My maternal Grandma was amazed how

    I always managed to pick the one nut and one bolt that fitted together from out of the many out on the table at any one time (no I never let on, it would have complicated things!

     

    Sounds funny now but this was back in the 60s. During my Grandma`s previous years things were not as precision made and anyone trying to fit identical pairs together would indeed pick a few to find best fit for ease
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