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Let's Twist Again Like We Did Last Summer. Let's Twist Again Those C.P.C.s.

What a work of art!

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  • I wonder if that was done by sticking the wires in a drill.  I have made my own twisted pair cables in the past by putting two wires into a drill, and winding it until it looks about right.

  • an artisan would do it by hand and it would look like a machine had done it

  • I wonder if that was done by sticking the wires in a drill. 

    Don't forget that there was a time before battery-powered drills.

  • I can imagine a flat capped  old boy twisting the earth wires together in a leisurely fashion just before he lit up a Player's Weights fag.

    Z.

  • Don't forget that there was a time before battery-powered drills.

    We had hand drills back then.  No batteries to run flat.

  • Close! I still twist... remember, I think it was R&R who posted something like this, years' ago?

  • The good old "brace and bit" was still in vogue in my youth. In fact at senior school one pupil asked why it was called a brace and bit. Another pupil quipped "`cos it`s a bit o` metal that cuts!" He got a clip round the ear for that 

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  • The good old "brace and bit" was still in vogue in my youth. In fact at senior school one pupil asked why it was called a brace and bit. Another pupil quipped "`cos it`s a bit o` metal that cuts!" He got a clip round the ear for that 

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