06-06-2013, 07:02 PM
Hi,
Many thanks David for your kindness; yes I enjoyed months of enjoyment/frustration whilst restoring the basket case AVO wave winder. I never intended to use my winder once restored only seeing it as a restoration project. I did eventually sell my winder to a guy who wished to use it and he was delighted to buy it at a fair price. I always seem to do such restorations during our very long freezing winters but its better than being a TV cabbage.
I agree with Big Al in that the one you mention David is very basic but certainly worth knowing about; at £160 though good manual AVO winders are available which are top class machines and more versatile?
Kind regards, Col.
Many thanks David for your kindness; yes I enjoyed months of enjoyment/frustration whilst restoring the basket case AVO wave winder. I never intended to use my winder once restored only seeing it as a restoration project. I did eventually sell my winder to a guy who wished to use it and he was delighted to buy it at a fair price. I always seem to do such restorations during our very long freezing winters but its better than being a TV cabbage.
I agree with Big Al in that the one you mention David is very basic but certainly worth knowing about; at £160 though good manual AVO winders are available which are top class machines and more versatile?
Kind regards, Col.
Happiness is a wreck of a cabinet to restore.
