prepared Blank Holder

[johnny5]

Bought this Sewing Reel/Spool Holder of Ebay £5.63 free P&P
ordered it yesterday and had it delivered today.
Good solid sturdy plastic.

Great for standing prepared blanks prior to turning.
Holds 32 spools, unfortunately from 9mm tube kits upwards only.

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[Themackay]

Looks just the job

 

[bassethound]

Blimey you don't have to go that far Johnny, your pens are not that bad mate, you don't have to take up sowing!

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[billyb_imp]

Great idea I may have to have one of those or, alternatively make one up

 

[wm460]

That is flash, I use a piece of wood with nails hammered in to it.
I better get some and move into the modern world.

 

[Penpal]

Good solid hint mate well received here.

Peter.

 

[chas_41_uk]

Clever idea Johnny

 

[silver]

Great idea Johnny..

unfortunately from 9mm tube kits upwards only.

But that would forever bug me....

That is flash, I use a piece of wood with nails hammered in to it.
I better get some and move into the modern world.

Me too, not sure I would bother moving in to the modern world, Gold would be a little worried if I started buying sewing stuff.

 

[fortress]

Very practical Johnny, and at a budget cost.

 

[Walter]

I am in the nails hammered into a bit of wood camp.

 

[Dalboy]

For the few I make a piece of scrap wood cost nothing and left over dowel again cost nothing equals cost nothing, but then I am tight.

And yes it fits all of the kits I make

 

[Walter]

For the few I make a piece of scrap wood cost nothing and left over dowel again cost nothing equals cost nothing,

Now Derek, as you know I am a retired accountant and there is no such thing as "cost nothing", everything has an opportunity cost if nothing else, the wood could have been used as firewood thus saving the cost of alternative fuels and the dowels used in other projects.

Just joking really. Merry Christmas

 

[Dalboy]

Now Derek, as you know I am a retired accountant and there is no such thing as "cost nothing", everything has an opportunity cost if nothing else, the wood could have been used as firewood thus saving the cost of alternative fuels and the dowels used in other projects.

Just joking really. Merry Christmas

Ahh yes but I cut it by hand which warms me up so for the length of time the wood would burn I get two benefits one keeps me fit(if you believe that you will believe anything) and the other makes me warm.

 

[Scots Bill]

Walter has convinced me, nails in scrap wood will do the job.