The Lewis has been around unchanged now for more than 2000 years, moving stone for churches,castles and buildings both great and small. I used a Lewis last week to move my gate pillars into place and even though I've used one before I am always amazed at the simplicity and efficacy of the device...it reminds me of me, particularly the simple bit.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
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The Lewis has been around unchanged now for more than 2000 years, moving stone for churches,castles and buildings both great and small. I used a Lewis last week to move my gate pillars into place and even though I've used one before I am always amazed at the simplicity and efficacy of the device...it reminds me of me, particularly the simple bit.
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Did they always call it The Lewis or did a bloke called Lewis re-name it that? I must rename something like that with my name...let's start with Apple?
Ah The Lewis. My Grandfather always had one in his workshop - when he bought a little Cooper race car for sprints, it was jolly useful in drawing off the barrels of its 1100cc JAP engine.
You, efficacious? I was gonna say!
Must be foreign workmen, they have all the health&safety work-kit on!
The harder you pull the tighter it gets.
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