How to repair a typewriter
There's something gorgeous about Andrew Leman's typewriter repair kit, with its compartments, metal trays and myriad of strange tools. [Make]
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#1 – 9:09 AM August 21, 2009
I always admired field service tool kits.
When I initially entered into field service myself I wondered why my kit didn't look as "cool" as others, but the coolness factor of field service kits comes only from, well...years of service in the field!
The patina of time and handling is the magic.
Haro!
#2 – 6:06 PM August 21, 2009
Gosh I think I may actually need one of those, though I honestly have no idea how to even fix a typewriter. I have a typewriter in my basement that I'd like to fix, simply because it looks awesome and deserves to be made "good as new".