Many, MANY years ago, my Dad gave me a Yankee drill, thinking most likely I would get WAY more use out of it than I have. It has languished apparently in the dark realm that is the bottom drawer o fmy mechanics tool chest for what is most likely the better part of 20 years.
As far as a usable tool goes, for me it is not high on the list. But it was a gift from my now deceased Dad.
Any ideas what can be done with something like this? I am considering maybe a memories box / shadow box with several of the items he gave me, or helped me find / buy in my youth. A Yankee Drill, a Century 1 burner bottle top propane stove, my first non Zebco fishing reel etc... Stuff I won't use mostly due to age or it just doesn't make sense with the upgrade I have managed over the years. I.E. why use the tiny unsteady single burner when I have a pair of beautiful Coleman 424 dual fuel 2 burner suitcase stoves
Just fishing for ideas on this... And yes, before anyone asks, losing Dad, and my father in law, and my brother in law, and.... is why I went as quiet for as long as I did. I needed time to get my head right... Still not sure I am there but we move on...
As far as a usable tool goes, for me it is not high on the list. But it was a gift from my now deceased Dad.
Any ideas what can be done with something like this? I am considering maybe a memories box / shadow box with several of the items he gave me, or helped me find / buy in my youth. A Yankee Drill, a Century 1 burner bottle top propane stove, my first non Zebco fishing reel etc... Stuff I won't use mostly due to age or it just doesn't make sense with the upgrade I have managed over the years. I.E. why use the tiny unsteady single burner when I have a pair of beautiful Coleman 424 dual fuel 2 burner suitcase stoves
Just fishing for ideas on this... And yes, before anyone asks, losing Dad, and my father in law, and my brother in law, and.... is why I went as quiet for as long as I did. I needed time to get my head right... Still not sure I am there but we move on...
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